Technology
Electoral Integrity Risks from Partisan Redistricting
Quick fact
In the 2012 U.S. House elections, Democrats won roughly 1.4 million more votes nationally than Republicans, yet Republicans secured a 33-seat majority in the House—largely due to partisan redistricting that had occurred after the 2010 census.
Why this is interesting
Imagine if a game let the players draw the rules—they'd always win. In many U.S. states, politicians get to draw the voting districts, and that's exactly what happens.