There's No Moral Highground In Gerrymandering

Colin Pascal
Apr 24
1 min read

Updated: Jul 23

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's celebration of a new congressional map heavily favoring Democrats — leaving Republicans with far fewer seats than their share of the electorate — costs Democrats the moral high ground in the broader gerrymandering fight. Both parties' escalating redistricting tactics are accelerating the rise of independent and third-party movements as voters lose patience with the two-party system.

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