For the foreseeable future, voters in Kentucky will cast ballots in districts drastically warped by prison gerrymandering – the practice of counting incarcerated voters based on the location of their prison, instead of their home district. This report discusses the essentials of prison gerrymandering, the empirical impact on Kentucky elections, and potential solutions.
See below for the complete report authored by Kevin Muench, ACLU of Kentucky Equal Justice Legal Fellow.
