“It’s a dirty job, but sombody’s got to do it.” Pennsylvania is currently in the process of “re-re-districting” voting districts after the last few years of gerrymandering, hopefully see some balance in next election. Georgia, Alabama (who didn’t know that) have a long history of voter suppression (or intimidation) with new requirements that seem to change every election.
Gerrymandering and Electoral College needs to be eliminated.

Every day it seems more likely a major revolution will be needed to take our country back. Thomas Jefferson believed the the Constitutional principles would constantly evolve and every generation would face battles. Luckily, the only major conflict was the civil war. When the main promoters of this deranged party, business, see their livelihood is jeopardized things might start to change. It might even take a crash in the stock market to get the ball rolling!

The gerrymandering in Wisconsin, which experts call among the most extreme in U.S. history, is but one part of Republicans' stealth plan to stay in office. Since Gov. Scott Walker and the Republican Legislature took power, they've also introduced some of the country's harshest voting restrictions, passing laws that make it harder for Democratic-leaning constituencies to register to vote and cast ballots. At the same time, the state has become the "Wild West of dark money," according to Lisa Graves, a senior fellow at the Madison-based Center for Media and Democracy, with Republican politicians like Walker raising unprecedented sums from billionaire donors to finance their campaigns.

"All three of these things have to be seen as part of a whole," says Eric Holder, Barack Obama's attorney general, who founded the National Democratic Redistricting Committee in 2016 to challenge Republican gerrymandering efforts. "Unregulated dark money combined with these voter-ID laws combined with gerrymandering is inconsistent with how our nation's system is supposed to be set up. American citizens ought to be concerned about the state of our democracy. We could end up with a system where a well-financed minority that has views inconsistent with the vast majority of the American people runs this country."