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27 reviews for:
One Person, One Vote: A Surprising History of Gerrymandering in America
Nick Seabrook
3.5 AVERAGE
27 reviews for:
One Person, One Vote: A Surprising History of Gerrymandering in America
Nick Seabrook
3.5 AVERAGE
janeeyreheaded's review
DNF
I just have to liberate myself from this book. It does have some really interesting information, but you have to drudge through the equivalent of your obsessed with history father randomly telling you historical facts that only go together if you're inside of his brain.
I just have to liberate myself from this book. It does have some really interesting information, but you have to drudge through the equivalent of your obsessed with history father randomly telling you historical facts that only go together if you're inside of his brain.
teadrinkingrev's review against another edition
challenging
hopeful
informative
reflective
medium-paced
3.75
mrbusche's review
3.0
Very thorough book on the history of gerrymandering. The gist is politicians have always tried to choose their electors even though the vast majority of Americans don't approve of gerrymandering.
knyborg82's review
4.0
Very thorough history of gerrymandering. Really good in depth to how we got into the problem we have with it today.