while important for partisan gerrymandering, this could matter for other election law changes targeted at a party
I've now posted my analysis of today's big partisan gerrymandering ruling: https://electionlawblog.org/?p=85813 https://twitter.com/rickhasen/status/768460118853910528 …
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I'm skeptical it will get SCOTUS acceptance even for gerrymandering, but we'll see
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As am I. If it is accepted, I'm pointing out the implications go well beyond partisan gerrymanderinghttps://twitter.com/ElectProject/status/768449387475398656 …
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Majority seems to say it's not OK to use redistricting to flip control of any seats, regardless what the last plan looked like.
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not clear the judges have thought through the implications of their ruling in MD gerrymandering case
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Yeah, might produce a sensible result in this case, but seems like a bad standard moving forward
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Absent a broader theory of fairness, doesn't this just freeze the status quo in place?
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This is so fascinating. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise (redundant?).
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