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Draw the Line in Ohio C.J. Dennis ice-fishes for walleye with X-ray-stunnedSay the word "gerrymandering" to even a partially informed U. S. voter and their blood pressure rises. They've seen the maps with amphibian like shapes and the jokes on viral late night clips. They know gerrymandering is bad. Few, however, fully understand what it is, how it works, how we got here, or what we can do about it. Draw the Line in Ohio by legal analyst Rory Riley Topping and Washington correspondent Josh Rultenberg offers a grounded,