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Articles about our research
- Could Math Solve the Gerrymandering Problem? (SIAM 2018)
- Math tools send legislators back to the drawing board (PNAS 2018)
- Maths strikes a blow for democracy. (Nature, 2018)
- Bill wants math to guide New Hampshire’s political redistricting (Valley News, 2018)
- How Gerrymandering Silenced North Carolina’s Cities (CityLab, 2018)
- How a Duke professor helped bring down NC’s controversial Congressional map (Harold Sun, 2018)
- How Computers Turned Gerrymandering Into a Science (NY Times, 2017)
- A math department’s take-down of gerrymandering in North Carolina
- The mathematicians who want to save democracy (Nature , 2017)
- The end of Gerrymandering? Electoral boundaries vs. maths . (K!NEA, 2017)
- Retired North Carolina justices map independent congressional districts (The Chronicle, Duke 2016)
- Student Team Addresses Gerrymandering With Mathematics (Duke Today, 2016)
- Rebooting the mathematics behind gerrymandering (The Conversation, 2015)
- Duke study shows steep tilt in NC redistricting maps (News & Observer, 2014)
- One of the Few Tools Left to Stop Gerrymandering Is in Peril. (The Atlantic, 2014)
- Same Votes, Different Districts Would Change Results (Duke Today, 2014)
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