Senate Democrat on redistricting: 'Politicians are picking their voters'

Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Outrage from Sen. Warnock: 'Gerrymandering Threatens Democracy' In a scathing rebuke, Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) has condemned the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Louisiana's congressional maps, labeling the move a brazen attempt to undermine the democratic process. Warnock's remarks come as the nation grapples with a wave of redistricting efforts across the country, which critics argue allows politicians to manipulate electoral boundaries to their advantage. The senator's comments highlight the contentious issue of gerrymandering, a practice where lawmakers redraw district lines to favor their own re-election, rather than representing the will of the people. As the debate over voting rights and electoral integrity continues to intensify, Warnock's sharp critique serves as a stark reminder of the high stakes at play.

Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) on Sunday slammed the Supreme Court for striking down Louisiana’s congressional maps this week, arguing the national redistricting push is allowing lawmakers to choose their voters rather than upholding the democratic process.  “Gerrymandering turns our elections on its head, so that rather than the people picking their politicians or their public...