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Meanings of gerrymandering in English
Usage of gerrymandering in English
1
Until recently, courts have only moved to stop gerrymandering based on race.
2
The district is being redrawn to correct partisan redistricting known as gerrymandering.
3
Legal battles are playing out in several U.S. states over partisan gerrymandering.
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Over the decades, both Republicans and Democrats have been accused of gerrymandering.
5
Mathematically, it looks like the worst example of gerrymandering in the US.
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The case is one of several nationwide challenging so-called partisan gerrymandering.
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The unsigned decision sidestepped a major ruling on the practice called partisan gerrymandering.
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And these manifest themselves on the state level without any gerrymandering.
9
It could be that Brokaw doesn't quite understand what gerrymandering is.
10
But now, the law is taking a closer look at partisan gerrymandering, too.
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It's simply not possible that gerrymandering was the sole cause of this trend.
12
None of this is to say that partisan gerrymandering doesn't have any effect.
13
Stop gerrymandering, the shaping of congressional districts to guarantee electoral outcomes.
14
One thing you have to admire about gerrymandering: It's got some wicked slang.
15
A ruling, expected soon, could impose limits on gerrymandering or let it continue unchecked.
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The data age is likely to spell trouble for gerrymandering.
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