So, what were you doing during history class? We’re here to teach you about redistricting, gerrymandering 101, and the power of your vote.

Democracy means voters choose their politicians. Current Pennsylvania law lets politicians choose their voters.

Redistricting occurs after the census to ensure that each lawmaker’s number of constituents in their district is proportional to the populat

So how can you help? How can we ensure that the now-fair Pennsylvania maps stay fair? Easy: you #VoteThatJawn. Everything that has happened

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