Abstract
Gerrymandering is a political tool that snuck its way into Virginia politics long ago. It has become problematic over time, threatening true democracy in the Commonwealth. This article outlines what those problems are, how other states reacted to similar issues, and what Virginia politicians have done to respond to gerrymandering. It offers proposed solutions to the issues, and calls upon the Virginia General Assembly and elected governor to take action.
| Original language | American English |
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| Journal | Richmond Public Interest Law Review |
| State | Published - Oct 20 2017 |
Disciplines
- Law
- Public Law and Legal Theory