Antonyms for gerrymander
ˈdʒɛr ɪˌmæn dər, ˈgɛr-ger·ry·man·der

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Princeton's WordNet

1. gerrymanderverb

   an act of gerrymandering (dividing a voting area so as to give your own party an unfair advantage)

2. gerrymanderverb

   divide unfairly and to one's advantage; of voting districts

How to use gerrymander in a sentence?

1. Kerry Benninghoff:

   The LRC's preliminary House map is an extreme partisan gerrymander, it is a danger to our system of government that upends established norms and the emphasis on local control and local voices that Pennsylvanians hold dear.

2. Michael Li:

   ( In South Florida) the problem with white Democrats is they tend to live near white Republicans, sometimes in the same house, so unless you're gerrymandering down somebody's bed... South Florida's really hard to gerrymander white Democrats when there aren't that many of them, south Florida's much more efficient because of residential segregation to target communities of color. And so you really can't politically gerrymander in South Florida without targeting communities of color, which gets you right into race based claims.

3. Democrats The new census:

   Some elected officials are afraid that if they embrace a more diverse Save America, they will lose their power, those same people are willing to weaponize the new Census data to gerrymander the vote and rig the system against Black and Brown Americans.

4. Michael Li:

   The fact that this gerrymander is achieved at the expense of people of color is not surprising.

5. Daily Kos:

   At that point, very little is off the map, and getting the 24 seats we need to take back the House is suddenly a real possibility, GOP gerrymander or not, it also potentially puts the Senate in play, while certainly protecting our endangered red-state incumbents. All of this, and we're still in Trump's supposed 'honeymoon' period.

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