> Gerrymandering? Just look at some of the district designs in New York.
Nobody said that this was a republican-led-state problem only. That doesn't stop it from being a major threat to democracy, nor does it a priori mean that the Democrats do it as much or to the extent that Republicans do.
> I might remind you that all the things that are criticized in Republican states for suppressing the vote, exist as rules in certain Democratic states as well.
Do tell. No food or drink supplies allowed while standing outside in line for hours? Where's that in the Democratic states?
Nobody said that this was a republican-led-state problem only. That doesn't stop it from being a major threat to democracy, nor does it a priori mean that the Democrats do it as much or to the extent that Republicans do.
> I might remind you that all the things that are criticized in Republican states for suppressing the vote, exist as rules in certain Democratic states as well.
Do tell. No food or drink supplies allowed while standing outside in line for hours? Where's that in the Democratic states?