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From the Princeton Election Consortium Blog
Wednesday August 11, 2021
We need your help in North Carolina
by Zachariah Sippy
This week, the Princeton Gerrymandering Project launched our Redistricting Report Card, in partnership with RepresentUS. This project scores proposed redistricting maps on their geographic features, competitiveness, and partisan fairness, while also providing an in-depth view of the estimated partisanship and minority composition of each district in the plan. Our tool runs on a robust algorithm […]
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