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Innew research, Kenneth Coriale, Ethan Kaplan, and Daniel Kolliner show how the Republican Party has benefited more from redistricting and gerrymandering. Their research has important implications for political power and representation in today’s era of razor-thin Congressional majorities. In many democracies, representatives are chosen nationally based upon their party’s national vote share. In some democracies such as the United States, representatives are chosen in single member districts.
We thank Barry Burden, Allan Drazen, Garance Genicot, Richard Holden, Daniel Jones, David Karol, Mateo Uribe-Castro, Jorg Spenkuch, Nick Stephanopoulos, John Wallis, Mark Wilkerson, Haishan Yuan and members of the University of Maryland Political Economy Group for helpful comments. We thank Richard Holden for providing data on legal control over redistricting and Jim Snyder for providing data on presidential vote share by House district.
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