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Articles by Ginger Jackson-Gleich
Incarcerated on Census Day: How even brief jail and prison stays can last a decade
Length-of-stay data from prisons and jails offers yet another reason why counting incarcerated people as correctional facility “residents” doesn’t make sense.
Jun 2, 2021
California’s Redistricting Commission votes to adopt prison gerrymandering reform
Unanimous decision follows state legislature’s recommendation to count incarcerated people at home
Jan 12, 2021
Since you asked: do opponents of prison gerrymandering want voter-only districting?
No. We oppose voter-only districting — even our recommendation that incarcerated people be excluded in some contexts lends no support to the practice of voter-only districting.
Dec 28, 2020
Local governments in Louisiana dole out extra political power to people living near prisons and jails
Dramatic examples of prison gerrymandering show the need for new districting practices in the Bayou State.
Oct 9, 2020
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