Democrats are sounding the alarm over Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose’s ® decision to purge almost 27,000 voters from the rolls after early voting had already begun.
Democrats are sounding the alarm over Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose’s ® decision to purge almost 27,000 voters from the rolls after early voting had already begun.
those gerrymandered state legislative elections do affect state-wide votes because those are the people that make their state's election and voter registration laws.
Perhaps there's an indirect influence but you can't argue gerrymandering has the same effect on statewide elections that it has on district races, right?
It does, it has a cooling effect. It takes a lot of voter will to overcome that cooling effect.
I would argue that's the definition of an indirect influence.