Pennsylvania Supreme Court Hears Case on Whether Partisan Gerrymandering Violates State Constitution Posted on January 17, 2018 by Richard WingerJanuary 17, 2018 On January 17, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania v Commonwealth. Here is a Pittsburgh Post Gazette news story about the hearing. UPDATE: here is a Huffington Post story.
The PPG has most of PA – the 18 monster concentration camps. — Attention all hands on deck — the *standard* for the math morons in ALL gerrymander cases since 1776 is — guess what — MAJORITY RULE — aka DEMOCRACY — ANY majority of the voters can and do elect legislators who have a majority of the voting powers. IE IN PA — ANY majority of the voters can and do elect 10 of the 18 USA Reps. — PR and AppV
The PPG has most of PA – the 18 monster concentration camps.
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Attention all hands on deck —
the *standard* for the math morons in ALL gerrymander cases since 1776 is — guess what —
MAJORITY RULE — aka DEMOCRACY —
ANY majority of the voters can and do elect legislators who have a majority of the voting powers.
IE IN PA — ANY majority of the voters can and do elect 10 of the 18 USA Reps.
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PR and AppV