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Posted on May 2, 2018August 15, 2019 by Jonathan Mattingly

New Motion to Affirm in Common Cause v. Rucho

A new Motion to Affirm was filed recently discussing, among other things, the Quantifying Gerrymandering group’s work in the case. It particularly highlighted the box plot showing the “Signature of Gerrymandering” and how the analysis indicated that some districts were packed while other cracked.

The motion can be found on SCOUS’s webpage.

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