What data did you need / have / use?

• party affiliation / voter registration
• precinct past voting
• population density
• race

How were you able to manipulate districts to the advantage of one side?

• particular parties are found in particular places
• hard to make districts continuous while also factoring in other issues

How do districts look when gerrymandered compared to when representation is fair?

• D’s tend to compact and urban and R’s tend to be spread out and rural

What does fair representation mean?

• make sure that each party has equal representation in a district
• make sure that people have their issues represented along with people with similar issues

How can we provide fair representation?

• legally we must fairly represent people of different races
• statistics: efficiency gap, breaking up counties, compactness, competitiveness