Gerrymandering is as Bad as Ever: Worst New Maps - TLDR News

The video discusses the ongoing issue of gerrymandering in the U.S., highlighting its history, current practices by both Democrats and Republicans, and the impact on elections. It also covers legal challenges and efforts to combat gerrymandering through ballot initiatives and legislative proposals. Despite increased awareness, gerrymandering remains prevalent, with maps drawn in 2022 set to last until 2032.

What is the process called when congressional maps are drawn to favor one political party over another?

Who was the Massachusetts governor that approved the first gerrymandered map in 1812?

What are some of the basic ground rules that states must follow when drawing congressional maps?

How did the new map in Illinois affect the partisan fairness and competitiveness according to the Princeton Gerrymandering Project?

What was the outcome of the North Carolina Supreme Court's ruling on the GOP-drawn map?

What measures have some states taken to combat gerrymandering since 2010?

What was President Biden's proposal regarding redistricting during the 2021-2022 Congressional session?