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So March is a stern. I know you're a lawyer, but I'm going to make you do a little bit of math to start the show, okay?

Okay, okay.

Under the current congressional maps in North Carolina, Republicans hold how many seats out of how many?

So Republicans hold 10 seats out of 13 in North Carolina right now.

And what percentage of the state actually voted for Republicans?

About 50% or less in the last few election cycles.

That doesn't seem right.

No, it sure doesn't, but it is in fact exactly what Republicans designed their gerrymander to do and it has succeeded swimmingly.

March is a stern. Right about the courts for slate. He's been covering North Carolina's gerrymander for years now.

Watched as the maps that decide who can vote for whom have been challenged again and again in the courts.

For racial bias, for political bias.

Saying these maps are controversial, it's kind of an understatement.

My favorite detail is the Republican map maker who said, I just think Republicans are better.

So I'm drawing maps so more Republicans win.

Yes, that was the guy in charge of redistricting.

And he also said the reason that I created 10 Republican seats and three Democratic seats is because I couldn't create 11 Republican seats and two Democratic seats.

So these guys were not exactly subtle about what they were doing.

Like the whole point was to dilute Democratic votes as much as humanly and mathematically possible.

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