Gerrymandering and Its Impact on Democracy

This report provides an overview on gerrymandering — a history, common techniques, the relevance gerrymandering has today, and a discussion on possible approaches to the pros and cons associated with gerrymandering.

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August 2, 2024

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Lauren Thomas is a high school senior in Arlington, Virginia. She is interested in studying public policy or government in college with a potential minor in international relations.

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