It’s unfortunate. But those are the stakes -- the hands that we were dealt with the redistricting, the gerrymandering in this state. We know that we showed the country Georgia is a 50/50 state. And when it came to redistricting, Republicans were hell-bent on making sure that they redrew the lines to make sure that Democrats did not have an even voice, an even say.
Nikema Williams discusses the impact of redistricting and gerrymandering on Democratic representation in Georgia.
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