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Maryland Democrats should reject gerrymandering and set a national precedent

By Colin Pascal, opinion contributor · Oct 1, 2026, 9:30 AM CDT

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Marylanders have a chance in November to turn the tide against one of the worst tactics in American politics.

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HeadlineThe headline frames the issue as a moral imperative and calls for leadership, using strong language (“should reject,” “set a national precedent”).

Body TextThe body repeats a vague claim without providing data, examples, or sources, functioning more as a rallying statement than factual reporting.

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The article provides no information about specific gerrymandering practices in Maryland, any proposed legislation, the political actors involved, or how the November election could affect redistricting outcomes.

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