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David Gans blogs at Take Care.

Michael Li makes the point in just two tweets: This hypo by Justice Kennedy at today's partisan gerrymandering argument also was pretty interesting. #fairmaps pic.twitter.com/ftjNgysE2f — Michael Li (@mcpli) October 3, 2017 Not the least because the situation in the… Continue reading

Mike Parsons on the Gill argument.

By most accounts, perennial swing voter Anthony Kennedy was very much in play in the Gill v. Whitford partisan gerrymandering case from Wisconsin. He and the four liberals could finally decide to rein in the most egregious partisan gerrymanders.… Continue reading

Howard has it.

Dana Milbank: “You paint a very dire picture about gerrymandering and its effects,” Alito said, “but I was struck by something in the seminal article by your expert, Mr. McGhee, and he says there, ‘I show that the effects of… Continue reading

Joey Fishkin, The Authority of the Court. Ned Foley, Of X-Rays, CT Scans and Gerrymanders  

Before oral argument I explained that the vote in Gill v. Whitford is likely to come down to Justice Kennedy, with the Court’s four liberal Justices voting to rein in partisan gerrymandering and the four conservatives voting against it. From… Continue reading

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Nina Totenberg for NPR on “cracking” and “packing.”

Barry Burden for The Monkey Cage.