That's how President Obama described this election's impact on fair maps.
Diane -- The impact of last Tuesday's elections cannot be understated. Voters in places like Virginia and Kentucky showed up at the polls and elected leaders who are committed to fair maps. And President Obama is proud.
But we need to carry this momentum forward into 2020 where the stakes -- and the costs -- will be bigger. All On The Line is building a grassroots network in ten key target states -- we need to be ready to mobilize volunteers and fight back against map manipulators during the 2021 redistricting process.
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States like North Carolina, Wisconsin and Ohio should have fair 50-50 maps. In 2018, support for Republicans and Democrats was evenly split -- but gerrymandered maps led to Republican victories. These purple states are manipulated so Republicans can't lose their majorities. We need maps that reflect the true nature of our electorate. And organizing a strong grassroots effort ahead of redistricting is our best shot at making that happen.
-- Saumya
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