Jerrymandering, aka redistricting. What does it mean? Why are people upset at Governor Abbott from Texas?

He's going to be gerrymandering. He's going to be redistricting. You know what? I'm Newsom. I'm going to be doing it as well if you do it. I'm going to do that to the state of California. And then Pritzker gets in there. And then they're like, ah, I should have gone in there because the people really realize what we're doing in Illinois. This is not good.

So what is Jerry Manner?

Let me give you an idea.

So this is something they get to do once every 10 years, when census gives the reports of

population, blacks, whites, Asians, Middle Eastern, Democrats, Republicans, and they get to say,

well, this is this district, this is what this district looks like.

If you look at Illinois, this is what Illinois used to look like back in a day.

If you look at it, these are basic district. You see how they're like right next to each other, right?

This is what Illinois looks like today. Look at the way they're doing the district, specifically that one district you're looking at, it's Illinois's fourth district. They call it the earmuffs because there's no way

you can mess it up that way why would you do that way but what they do is they mix them

up and they take a majority district of Republicans or Democrats and they'll try to

separate them into different districts to lower the percentage so they can win the

additional it's actually very very creative done by every state this is not a Republican a Democratic thing, but this is something that's been going on. And it's something you ought to know about. We're going to talk about that today. So if you give Alia out of this, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel.

So watch this. This is Illinois. When you look at Illinois, this is how much, when you see the red, that's areas that Republicans live in. Now, if you look at the state, you would say, well,

it looks half and half Republican and Democrat. If that's the case, why is it that out of the 17 seats

that they have at the House level, 17, 14 are Democrats,

only three are Republicans.

When they voted the state, 55% or so were Democrats, 45% were Republicans, but because of

gerrymandering, 84% of the entire state's representatives are on the left,

and only 16% are Republican, three out of 17, simply because of gerrymandering.

That should kind of give you an idea.

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