Gerrymandered maps can sometimes be identifiable even to an untrained eye, since they’re often carved up into absurd shapes to “crack” and “pack” voting blocs. (“Cracking” means separating like-minded voters into many districts, while “packing” districts refers to crowding voters who favor a certain party into just a few of them.) In Ohio, for example, Republicans drew a congressional district that wasdescribed “When they first said I was going on Broadway, I needed a minute to let that sink in,” Rosdely tellsTeen Vogue “urban Democrats to offset the heavily Republican suburbs.” RC: I don’t know! [Laughs] I’m not a — we could probably say something like, "all of us" or...TW: That’s vague; that’s ambiguous.RC: OK, Thursday, what doyouthink they should put in the preamble?