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Gerrymander Gazette | February 2018
Gerrymander Gazette: February 8, 2018
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They Got In
The federal government's top cybersecurity analyst says Russian hackers penetrated some voter registration records in 2016
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Trump Is Undermining Democracy, Panel Asserts
President Trump has built a "repressive kleptocracy" that threatens major democratic institutions, a Washington forum was told Wednesday.
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Anti-Gerrymandering Plan Headed for Ohio Ballot In May
Ohioans will get to vote in May on a plan to end partisan gerrymandering and create congressional districts that give every voter a chance to elect the representative of his/her choice.
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Court Refuses Fast Track for NC Gerrymandering Challenge
The Supreme Court denied an expedited review but gerrymandering challenge is very much alive.
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Don’t Dare Call It Treason
Treason is the only crime defined in our Constitution; it doesn't include failing to applaud the president
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Redistricting Reform Advances in Ohio Legislature
The national drive for redistricting reform continues to gain momentum.
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Cashing In
Two news items this morning bring more evidence that President Trump and his family have turned the White House into a personal profit center.
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A Good Day for Pennsylvania
Justice Samuel Alito has declined to stay a Pennsylvania Supreme Court order requiring the state to end gerrymandering of congressional districts
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Payday!
The payday lending industry is gaining new freedom to exploit Americans who have weak credit and need quick cash.
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Much Ado About Very Little
A few thoughts on the famous – or infamous – Nunes memo
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Friday Grab Bag
Washington is focused on the Nunes memo today, but there’s plenty of other things going on.
