Glenn Reynolds links to this very interesting map of the most gerrymandered congressional districts.

(Gerrymandering: shaping districts to ensure a certain electoral outcome.)

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I think this one is the most egregious. Hey, look, it’s Illinois! Heidi, your state wins!