Gerrymandering has consequences, including a dysfunctional legislature that cannot pass bills that large majorities of citizens want. ... Pennsylvania 911 outages: Issues continue across state.

House Bill 31 and Senate Bill 131 will soon be introduced in Pennsylvania’s General Assembly to address Reagan’s call to action by creating an independent commission to handle redistricting.

Pennsylvania proposal would end partisan and racial gerrymandering ... In the past 20 years, data-mining aided partisan and racial gerrymandering to preserve a single party’s advantage.

Given its abundant resources, Pennsylvania underperforms economically. That’s according to the Brookings Institute report, “Commonwealth of Innovation.” The report recommends that state ...

Gerrymandering is as old as the US republic itself. It’s the process of drawing congressional district lines in sometimes absurd ways to fortify one political party at the expense of another.

How Democrat gerrymandering has made it nearly impossible for Republicans to make even bigger gains in the House ...

Republican gerrymandering will shape control of Congress, and potentially the White House. ... Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and other states, while Democrats snoozed.

The result was that in the 2020 election, when Pennsylvania voters split 50.6% for Republicans and 49.4% for Democrats, the state sent nine representatives from each party to Congress.

In his farewell address, President Ronald Reagan called gerrymandering the “greatest single blot on the integrity of our nation’s electoral system, and it’s high time we did something about ...