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Redistricting 101

Four ways maps can dilute voting power.

Plain-language terms that show up in the cases below.
  • Cracking Splitting one community across many districts so its vote is too small to win anywhere.

    Impact: Neighbors who share schools, roads, and services lose a shared representative.

  • Packing Squeezing as many voters of one community as possible into a single district to limit their influence elsewhere.

    Impact: One safe seat, with fewer competitive districts nearby.

  • Dilution Drawing lines so a community's combined vote no longer carries the weight its size should give it.

    Impact: A growing population sees no growth in representation.

  • Fake majority A district that looks like a community of color majority on paper but is drawn so the community cannot actually elect its preferred candidate.

    Impact: The map shows representation that the math does not deliver.

If this is happening in your community, document it and contact lawmakers. Write a letter

Documented cases

Cracking, packing, dilution, fake-majority, and coalition-dismantling cases drawn from Georgia's 2021 enacted maps and the 2023 court-ordered redraw, with each case sourced to public legal filings, court findings, and news reporting.

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Unity Maps proposed but not adopted

Coalition opportunity districts proposed by the NAACP, GALEO, People's Agenda, and Urban League in October 2021 that were not included in the enacted maps. Sharing these alternatives is part of a public record of what equal representation could have looked like.

    Statewide context

    Georgia overall, for comparison.

    Broad figures and rankings for the whole state. Open to expand.
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    Black voting-age population, 2020
    Statewide, any-part Black, age 18+
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    Black share of statewide VAP
    2020 Census P.L. 94-171 Table P4
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    Black VAP growth, 2010 to 2020
    Statewide, any-part Black
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    Increase in Black share of VAP
    Percentage points, 2010 to 2020

    Largest Black voting-age populations

    Among counties tracked here. Any-part Black, age 18+, 2020.

      Fastest Black VAP growth, 2010 to 2020

      Percent change in Black VAP between Census 2010 and 2020.

        Methodology and sources
        • Population data. Any-part Black voting-age population from U.S. Census Bureau P.L. 94-171 Tables P3 and P4 for 2010 and 2020.
        • Case records. Cracking, packing, dilution, fake-majority, and coalition-dismantling cases drawn from public legal filings, court findings, and news reporting, with source links on each card.
        • District overlays. State House, State Senate, and U.S. House districts computed from TIGER/Line 2025 boundaries in data/boundaries/.
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