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democrats once loathed gerrymandering now theyre pushing for it the new york tim

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    Democrats Once Loathed Gerrymandering. Now They’re Pushing for It. - The New York Times

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    Legacy media in context-free freakout over ‘Democratic power grab’ in Virginia - Democracy Docket

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    Republicans start blame game as voters rip Trump’s election scheme - Alternet

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    3 reasons Republicans’ redistricting power grab might backfire - The Conversation

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    National poll: Majority of Democrats back California’s effort to counter Texas despite claims of hating gerrymandering - Politico

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    Love it or hate it? Poll shows how Californians feel about Newsom's redistricting fight with Trump - Los Angeles Times

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    New York Times Shocked, Shocked That Democrats Fighting Back After Trump Ordered Gerrymanders - wonkette.com

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