Taking Redistricting Away from Politicians
Next Tuesday, voters in Ohio and California will consider redistricting reforms. The measures would take the power to draw the district lines away from politicians, and put it in the hands of independent bipartisan commissions.
Guests:
Rob Richie, executive director of the Center for Voting and Democracy
Ed Cook, legal counsel for the Legislative Services Bureau of Iowa
Ken Rudin, NPR's political editor; author "Political Junkie" column on NPR.org
Joe Hallett, senior editor of The Columbus Dispatch
Rep. James Leach, (R-IA)
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