Florida's Supreme Court has struck another blow against gerrymandering

[JakeStarkey]

Florida's Supreme Court has struck another blow against gerrymandering

We will all be better off when political parties can't gerrymander. So good on Florida.

And Utah has opened up the primary process, so now the hard lefties and the hard righties can no longer shut out the great majority of the center. Mike Lee has been slowly side stepping to the left because of it.

 

[Elvis Obama]

How dare you bring up politics in a politics forum? Don't you know this place is for blaming everything wrong in the world on people who disagree with you?

Seriously, anti-Gerrymandering legislation? What percentage of the country has a clue what that means? If they understood, they might get mad, and getting mad they might demand action. Without that impetus, I don't see much happening. With 2020 looming we need to move on this now, but that ain't gonna happen.

Arizona and Florida? Rather amazing to see them leading the way on this issue.

 

[browsing deer]

California passed anti gerrymandering initiative. Sort of.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Great news!!! Maybe the sane can take back the house!

 

[Elvis Obama]

There you go. Four posts. Amazing. I can't think of a more important political topic in the US than gerrymandering, and no one wants to discuss it. Pathetic.

 

[tinydancer]

Cripes both sides do it, so this is a bi partisan slag but this crap should have been dealt with and flushed ages ago. Kudos to Florida.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

It's only a problem now that Obama made Dems a permanent minoroity