With political power at stake, North Carolina gerrymandering trial begins
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“This attack on representative democracy and voting rights is fundamentally unfair.” A lawyer for Republican lawmakers, Phillip Strach, said Democrats were using the court to sidestep the electoral and legislative processes. “It is a full, frontal assault on democracy.” Last year, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court struck down that state’s congressional map as an illegal Republican gerrymander.
As said here by Marti Maguire