I’m still on the fence down here trying to decide if Michigan has decided to step back from the brink or if it’s just one election away from falling to Sauron’s army like Ohio has. Hang in there, Ann Arbor.
@jayrodtheoldbod at a state level, the 2018 redistricting ballot initiative did what we hoped: fought gerrymandering and made the state legislature represent the population. It’s still a battleground state, but we’re seeing democracy in action.
I’m still on the fence down here trying to decide if Michigan has decided to step back from the brink or if it’s just one election away from falling to Sauron’s army like Ohio has. Hang in there, Ann Arbor.
I’m hoping for option 1 but voting like it’s option 2
@jayrodtheoldbod at a state level, the 2018 redistricting ballot initiative did what we hoped: fought gerrymandering and made the state legislature represent the population. It’s still a battleground state, but we’re seeing democracy in action.
As for Ann Arbor, it’s going to be Ann Arbor.