Politics

Abstracting Redistricting: Non-Geographic Evaluation of the 2022 Congressional Maps

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    Discussions of redistricting throughout history have focused almost solely on the shape of the legislative maps; cuts through cities or across bays, awkward appendages, even animal-like silhouettes have all made headlines as states finish the decennial process of redrawing their Congressional maps. Articles that top google search results, like the Washington Post’s ranking […]

#PenceatGU – A Missed Opportunity

A lot has been written, said, and discussed about former Vice President Pence’s visit to Georgetown University, from the walkout, to the protests, to whether he will support former President Trump in 2024 and much more. But the one question that ultimately needs to be answered is what Mr. Pence believes is the future of […]