7.5K views · 117 reactions | On Oct. 3, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in Gill v. Whitford, a case challenging Wisconsin’s 2011 redistricting plan as being the product of partisan gerrymandering. Professor Sam Wang has a suggestion for the justices — and for citizens who want to make their voices heard. | Princeton University | Facebook

You’ve heard of gerrymandering. Here’s part 2 in a series on redistricting with Kristin Brey from As Goes Wisconsin #opinion | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

What is an Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC)? It is a voter-centric reform used to ensures that voters — not politicians — decide how electoral districts are drawn. The structure of IRCs varies from state to state, but IRCs are meant to make the redistricting process more transparent and impartial by establishing standards for who can serve on the commission and criteria that must be followed when drawing district maps. | Wisconsin Democracy Campaign