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Gerrymandering

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Nov 13, 2026

Scott ColomGUEST
7:35
You need every voter in power.
Scott ColomGUEST
7:37
And we got to get rid of Parson and Gerrymander.
Scott ColomGUEST
7:39
We got to reinstate the Voting Rights Act.
Scott ColomGUEST
7:41
We need to make sure that voters are protected, that voices are protected, and that voters pick the leaders and not leaders pick the voters.
Charlie WhiteHOST
17:15
Bradman Best is another interesting one.
Reni MaituaGUEST
17:17
Gerry Mandering.
Reni MaituaGUEST
17:18
Thank you, Curtis.
Reni MaituaGUEST
17:19
Yes.
Jack the InsiderHOST
20:53
You know things are not going all that well.
Jack the InsiderHOST
20:56
Speaking of which, Dr. Gerry Mander, we might remember this, you know, the Texas legislature actually voted to increase its available seats and not one of them worked.
Jack the InsiderHOST
21:11
They were all just smashed.
Jack the InsiderHOST
21:13
Tallarico won the conservative vote.
José Roberto de ToledoHOST
60:54
Tá fechado.
Thais BilenkyHOST
60:55
Bruno Mendonça no YouTube: "Gostei da tradução de "Gerrymandering" por salamandragem.
Thais BilenkyHOST
61:00
O termo aparece em diferentes lugares da literatura sociológica e filosófica, e ainda carecemos de boa tradução lusófona.
Thais BilenkyHOST
61:07
Trata-se de um neologismo em inglês".
Jonathan ShormanGUEST
12:30
Right.
Jonathan ShormanGUEST
12:30
So, I mean, it's very clear that the Republican redistricting gerrymandering project failed.
Jonathan ShormanGUEST
12:37
I think, you know, not every race is called, but I mean, right now we're on track for essentially Republicans that have no net gain in the states where they They redrew districts and very, very few of the targeted districts will have flipped from Democrat to Republican.
Jonathan ShormanGUEST
12:57
So not only did they not gain anything, which could just be attributed to the size of the way, but they also didn't pick up the seats that they specifically redrew to be more favorable.
Jonathan ShormanGUEST
13:25
Just a massive kind of repudiation of that effort.
Jonathan ShormanGUEST
13:30
And on the flip side, even though there was a lot of nervousness among Democrats about how few states on the Democratic side were able to respond successfully, and gerrymander their own states.
Jonathan ShormanGUEST
13:44
It was actually the Democratic gerrymandering efforts were successful.
Jonathan ShormanGUEST
13:48
You know, California gerrymandered after voters approved a measure there.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
18:16
It wasn't just in Wisconsin.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
18:18
name your favorite state that's not wisconsin if you have another state you like besides wisconsin there was a blowout city in those states too and we were canvassing the country trying to find a storyline later in the night we had difficulty finding but one or two across the map this is a profound wave unlike any we've seen in our lifetimes because this wave occurred Post-gerrymandering, this wave occurred in a uniquely divided politics in America, and it still crested that high and that forcefully.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
18:50
It wasn't just the governor-elect who saw that kind of, ooh, the race is over already.
Scott MacFarlaneGUEST
18:57
In Texas, the state went from red to blue without even bothering stopping at the purple stage, and the Democrats who ran statewide in Texas said, crushed the republicans this was something we've never seen before
Colin CampbellGUEST
37:20
So I don't see that happening in the next two years.
Colin CampbellGUEST
37:22
But I think there may be some momentum behind some kind of independent redistricting measures in North Carolina when you have the margins this close and proof that, you know, Gerrymanders are not ironclad.
Colin CampbellGUEST
37:34
And when you realize that gerrymanders are not ironclad, then you don't know who's going to hold the redistricting pins come 2031 when we have another census cycle to do that.
Colin CampbellGUEST
37:43
And I think when both parties don't know for sure that they're going to be the ones controlling it, they may be more willing to come to the table and figure out what's an independent solution look like to the
田畑竜介HOST
3:42
なるほど。そんな中で、事前の情勢調査では、まず下院でいうと民主党の方が優位なんじゃないかっていう見方ですかね。
三牧聖子GUEST
3:53
そうですね。下院は二年ごとに全部変わりますので、この時の今の人々のですね、まああの投票気持ちがそのまま反映されやすいですね。民意が反映されやすいということで、今までですね、トランプ大統領も中間選挙に向けて、いわゆる恣意的な選挙区割り、ゲリマンダーというですね、様々に共和党がまあ勝てるようにいろいろな方法を駆使してきたんですが、中間選挙ってですね、与党って負ける時は数十議席くらい失うことも珍しくないんですね。ですので、まああの民主党がやはり下院の多数派奪還はまあ固いのではないかと。で、下院を取るとですね、例えば予算、イラン戦争に関しても、じゃあもう新しいイラン戦争の予算は、これどうしてイラン戦争そもそもなんでやってんですかって話になりますので、予算が通らなくなれば、私たちに影響も与えているイラン戦争、なかなか終結の道見えないですけれども、予算を通じてコントロールできるようになるとか、私たちの生活にもいろいろ関わってくることがありますね。
田畑竜介HOST
5:00
なるほど。あと気になるのは、トランプさんの周辺家族の資産がトランプ政権第2次政権が始まってから結構増えてるっていう情報あるじゃないですか。ここにメスを入れる可能性っていうのもあるんですかね。
三牧聖子GUEST
5:15
大いにありますね。実は今回、物価高と同じ、さらには世論調査によってはそれ以上の有権者の関心事になってるのが腐敗なんですね。もう今の政治腐敗してるって感じてる人、九十パーセントくらいいるのが今のアメリカですので。 トランプ大統領、トランプ大統領のファミリー、トランプ大統領周辺の人たち、結局ですね、まああのイラン戦争関係、軍事、軍事行動を起こして、実際に子供たちが軍事産業の株とか買ったりですね、いろいろしていると。さらに一番問題になっているの一人は、ガザ、ウクライナ、イランの和平特使を務めてきた娘婿のクシュナー氏ですね。彼に関しては、今回暴露本も最近出てですね、もちろんその真偽を確かめるためにも、まあ下院だけでもですね、多数派を取れば委員会の委員長になって、どういうことをこの委員会で調べるのかとか、誰を証人として呼ぶのかとか、どういう資料を集めるかって、いろいろ民主党が主導権を握ると。で、民主党もその人々の怒りを利用する形でですね、私たちが多数派奪還したら、あなたがもやもやしているですね、この腐敗の問題、どんどん切り込んでいきますよということもアピールしていますので、この議会の多数派が変われば、様々な調査始まる見込みはかなり強いですね。
Alba LeivaGUEST
62:24
Creo que sí que vamos a ver declaraciones grandilocuentes, llamadas a la votación, desinformación, eh, intentar, bueno, pues, mmm, eh, hacer que el proceso sea mucho menos justo.
Alba LeivaGUEST
62:34
Ya hemos visto, ya hay casos de gerrymandering.
Alba LeivaGUEST
62:37
Eh, sí que creo que veremos-
Eduardo SaldañaHOST
62:39
Gerrymandering, la manipulación esa electoral, ya
Dan O'DonnellHOST
42:15
And finally, finally catching up to the Democrat.
Dan O'DonnellHOST
42:20
Democrats have been gerrymandering their states since like the 1800s.
Dan O'DonnellHOST
42:25
In fact, Elbridge Gerry, the guy who the Gerrymander is named after, that goes all the way back to the early 1800s.
Dan O'DonnellHOST
42:34
This is straight out of machine politics.
Dan O'DonnellHOST
42:37
I'm not here to go into a history lesson, though.

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