G. K. Butterfield: “I share the views of all of you that we must pay more attention to the needs of Indian country and I will certainly do…”

We took the case into Federal court, and the lower Federal courts ruled in our favor and ruled that the State legislature engaged in partisan gerrymandering and that it was a violation of the Federal Constitution.

The State supreme court ruled that the congressional map was an extreme, intentional partisan gerrymander and directed legislature to fix it.

In conclusion, our democracy works best when every voter can make their voice heard.

The ability to cast a ballot free of undue burden and discrimination is the cornerstone of our participatory democracy.