Algorithms can foster a more democratic society NDRC Eric Holder nature.com/articles/d4158…

My comment on the oral arguments in the partisan gerrymandering case and how to understand the relationship between computer simulations and the Constitution (Forthcoming in Southern California Law Review Postscript) cho.pol.illinois.edu/wendy/papers/j… #fairmaps

What if we could use supercomputers (#HPC) to determine if an electoral map is a product of #Gerrymandering? In the state of Ohio, University of Illinois professor and NCSA researcher Wendy K. Tam was called as an expert witness to do just that. Read our story here: ncsa.illinois.edu/news/story/ncs…

#ELB: Wendy Tam Cho: “Technology-Enabled Coin Flips for Judging Partisan Gerrymandering” electionlawblog.org/?p=105306

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Congratulations to Wendy K. Tam and NCSAatIllinois for winning an HPC Innovation Excellence Award at #ISC19! Dr. Cho and her team are using supercomputing to take on gerrymandering and restore transparency. Learn more about this project: bit.ly/2EiMgvI

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The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that federal courts have no role in restraining partisan gerrymandering. That's not what #ILLINOIS political scientist Wendy K. Tam Cho wanted to hear, but says "all has not been lost" for those seeking solutions. bit.ly/2XCtqtL

#ELB: Tam Cho: For Partisan Gerrymandering, an Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure (Rucho Symposium) electionlawblog.org/?p=105985

Congrats Dr. Wendy Cho on winning the Common Cause Gerrymander Standard Writing Competition! bit.ly/28MpY6e

new video featuring excellent research from Wendy K. Tam x.com/voxdotcom/stat…

Check out our latest essay by Wendy K. Tam of University of Illinois, evaluating the efficiency gap as measure of partisan fairness bit.ly/2vcyirL