@CNN: Today, the Supreme Court is taking up the issue of gerrymandering. “Redistricting reform is an issue that should be beyond right and left. It’s about right and wrong,” @JohnAvlon says in this morning’s #RealityCheck. https://t.co/uRkGn0XqOn https://t.co/EuuyaMSEnr

March 26, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

@CNN: Today, the Supreme Court is taking up the issue of gerrymandering.

“Redistricting reform is an issue that should be beyond right and left. It’s about right and wrong,” @JohnAvlon says in this morning’s #RealityCheck. https://t.co/uRkGn0XqOn https://t.co/EuuyaMSEnr

Today, the Supreme Court is taking up the issue of gerrymandering.

“Redistricting reform is an issue that should be beyond right and left. It’s about right and wrong,” @JohnAvlon says in this morning’s #RealityCheck. https://t.co/uRkGn0XqOn pic.twitter.com/EuuyaMSEnr

— CNN (@CNN) March 26, 2019

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@CNN: Today, the Supreme Court is taking up the issue of gerrymandering. “Redistricting reform is an issue that should be beyond right and left. It’s about right and wrong,” @JohnAvlon says in this morning’s #RealityCheck. https://t.co/uRkGn0XqOn https://t.co/EuuyaMSEnr

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