due to the fixed state borders) has been passing fewer bills but the House (which is subject to gerrymandering) has been passing more (comparing 1993–2002 to 2013–2016), Enten concludes gridlock is due to factors other than gerrymandering. Examples of gerrymandered U.S. districts See also California redistricting propositions Proposition 11 (2008) Proposition 20 (2010) Checkerboarding (land) Democratic backsliding Electoral geography For the People Act of 2019 Gerrymandering (film) Katie Fahey Kilgarlin v. Martin RepresentUs Thomas Hofeller United States congressional apportionment Voter suppression References Further reading External links General Polk, James. "Why your vote for Congress might not matter." CNN. Friday November 18, 2011. Understanding Congressional Gerrymandering: 'It's Moneyball Applied To Politics'. Interview with Ratf**ked author David Daley. NPR, June 15, 2016. This is actually what America would look like without gerrymandering, Washington Post Dickson v. Rucho – SCOTUSBlog profile; Brennan Center for Justice profile – North Carolina redistricting litigation Gerrymandering: Why Your Vote Doesn't Count, an article from Mother Jones Magazine The Gerrymandering Project – FiveThirtyEight Simulations Gerryminder – An online redistricting simulation. Redistricting The Nation uses GIS and web technology to interactively explore redistricting The Redistricting Game – Where Do You Draw the Lines – a simulation of how redistricting works, developed by USC Game Innovation Lab of the USC School of Cinematic Arts Interactive Media Division. The Atlas Of Redistricting – maps drawn by various criteria Impartial Automatic Redistricting – maps optimized for compactness and equal population only, based on 2010 census Splitline districtings of all 50 states + DC + PR African-American history Legislative districts of the United States Ethically disputed political practices History of voting rights in the United States Political corruption in the United States Political terminology of the United States United States congressional districts