U.S. District Court Strikes Down Some Michigan Congressional and Legislative Districts as a Partisan Gerrymander

Posted on by April 26, 2019

On April 25, a 3-judge U.S. District Court struck down some of Michigan’s U.S. House and legislative districts, because they were part of an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander by Republican legislators.  Here is the 146-page decision in League of Women Voters v Benson, e.d., 2:17cv-14148.

The decision is by Judge Eric Clay, a Clinton appointee.  It is also signed by Judge Denise Hood, a Clinton appointee; and Gordon Qust, a Bush Sr. appointee.  The decision says that new districts must be drawn up in time for the 2020 election.  Thanks to Rick Hasen for the link.

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U.S. District Court Strikes Down Some Michigan Congressional and Legislative Districts as a Partisan Gerrymander — 11 Comments

  1. One more gerrymander op by the math MORONS —

    ALL single member district systems are AUTOMATIC ANTI-Democracy minority rule systems.

    1/2 or less [plurality] votes x 1/2 [bare majority] rigged packed/cracked gerrymander districts = 1/4 or less CONTROL

    = ANTI-Democracy MINORITY RULE O-L-I-G-A-R-C-H-Y

    — with always lurking TYRANT MONARCHS – STALINS/HITLERS.

    UNEQUAL votes for winners in districts.

    UNEQUAL total votes in districts.

    Much, much, much worse primary math
    — extremist special interest gang nominations
    — about 5-15 percent REAL minority rule.

    SUBVERSION of 4-4 RFG and 14-1 EPC.
    —
    Way too many MORON lawyers and much worse super-MORON so-called judges.
    —-
    PR and AppV

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