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No, no, no - this isn’t a partisan gerrymander. Odd shapes *can* be a symptom/evidence of bad intent, but they are synonymous with it. 1/https://twitter.com/lcmoser/status/937332745579192320 …
This district, for example, was drawn to give Latinos in Chicago a chance to elect a candidate of choice. Though it looks oddly shaped, it only is so because of continuity requirements. The actual blocks of voters are quite large and form a logical community. 2/
Other times districts are oddly shaped because they follow oddly shaped municipal boundaries or school attendance zones or natural features like waterfronts. 3/
In short, don’t confuse the symptom for the disease. And worth noting many very regularly shaped districts can be drawn that way with vast ill partisan intent. In much of the country, extreme compactness favors Republicans. 4/
In short, don’t confuse the symptom and the disease. Oddly shaped districts probably merit a closer look, just like getting up at night to use the bathroom may be a symptom that you have diabetes. But in both cases, it isn’t the end of the inquiry. 5/
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