what is not normal is the state s redrawing of maps to reduce the voting power of black and brown voters, which led to that population boom in texas. data from the brennan center for justice shows republicans controlled the redrawing of 187 district maps nationwide. democrats control only 75. so the question before us, is the victory in ohio a roadmap to stopping other states where gerrymandering is under way? joining us, jen miller, executive director of the league of women voters in ohio, and frieda levinson, legal director of the aclu of ohio. a lot of these gerrymandering cases essentially take voting power away from voters of color. how have states been able to get away with this? well, the more difficult issue is when gerrymandering takes power away from a political party. the federal courts have closed their doors to partisan gerrymandering, which makes it