proportional representation does not require a constitutional amendment. A simple act of Congress is all it takes. Article I, Section IV gives Congress control of its own elections. It has been used throughout US history.

The Fair Representation Act would end gerrymandering by bringing #ProportionalRepresentation to the U.S. House. Learn more and ask your representative to support the #FairRepAct 👇 fairvoteaction.quorum.us/campaign/FairR…

Or maybe they should team up in support of proportional representation, along with blue state Republicans.

“Many democracies make gerrymandering irrelevant by using proportional representation.”

#ProportionalRepresentation could bring real competition and choice to every election. Learn more 👇 fairvote.org/our-reforms/pr…

This is 100% right. The solution to gerrymandering is staring us in the face. Congress can adopt proportional representation -- or allow states to adopt it themselves -- without a constitutional amendment.

Blue Dogs Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and Congressman Jared Golden have legislation that would make Congress study reforms including proportional representation. notus.org/congress/blue-…

“In 1967, Congress required congressional districts be represented by a single member, which has prevented states from experimenting with #ProportionalRepresentation... that might provide more partisan balance and diminish the importance of maps.” washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/…

It’s easy to call this hypocritical, but what do you expect? Our system rewards whichever side is the most cynical and selfish. That’s why we need a proportional system. In the meantime, don’t be surprised when people play by rules, as dumb and broken as the rules are.

There’s no incentive to compete on policy when our winner-take-all voting system with single-member districts has fostered a Congress where 85% of seats are safe for the party that holds them. Incentivizing parties to compete requires adopting proportional representation.

Don't you deserve to have the same say no matter where you live?

The only way to end the gerrymandering wars is proportional representation.

emptywheel (check) 1) acknowledge the reality; 2) pressure electeds to change the law. Easier said than done, of course. But at least we should stop pretending that there is any other way to resolve the problem. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

No matter who "wins" the gerrymandering wars, the voters will lose. But we can end gerrymandering for good with the Fair Representation Act. FairVote CEO Meredith Sumpter explains how the #FairRepAct puts voters at the center of our democracy w/ #ProportionalRepresentation⬇️

America's winner-take-all districts make voters into resources for the parties to divide. To get a democracy that's of, by, and for the people, we need proportional representation. Dr. Jonathan Hembrough Madison R Street Institute rstreet.org/commentary/pr-…

In the US House, 85% of seats are already safe for one party. Both parties are seeking to increase that number in their favor by pretending even more extreme gerrymandering is the only solution. They should be challenged as to why they don’t support proportional representation.

85% of US House seats are already safe for one party, the average incumbent re-election rate is 90%, and only 6% of seats are considered competitive. Who do these calls for more gerrymandering help? Why don’t critics of gerrymandering support proportional representation instead?

Both parties should be working for voters. Instead, they're locked in a tit-for-tat gerrymandering war. The Fair Representation Act would end gerrymandering once and for all. Ask your representative to support the #FairRepAct today 👇 bit.ly/4lzbg3g

What if we ended gerrymandering for good w/ #ProportionalRepresentation? What would congressional maps look like? See how the #FairRepAct makes elections fairer w/ multi-member districts & #RankedChoiceVoting ⬇️

Here are maps of what fair representation looks like for Texas (GOP & Dem) and California (Dem & GOP). More choice. Better representation. End gerrymandering. All with #FairRepAct