Maryland is considered one of America’s most gerrymandered states, with its puzzle of far-flung, contorted districts that have been compared to blood spatters at a crime scene. Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, recently wrote a letter to the president about a proposal he’s pushing on the issue, which has run into opposition in a General Assembly controlled by Democrats. We’ll look at what Maryland’s voting boundaries mean for voters ahead of this year’s election and what it would take to change the status quo.

Guests

  • Walter Olson Co-chair, Maryland Redistricting Reform Commission; Senior Fellow, Cato Institute
  • Aisha Braveboy Attorney; Former Member, Maryland House of Delegates (D-Prince George's County), 2007-2015

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