The redistricting arms race that reshaped the midterms

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  Good morning.

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  As the redistricting battle draws to a close,

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  the Cook Political Report explains who came out on top

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  and how it's reshaping our politics.

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  This has become existential,

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  and the retaliation and the one-upmanship here

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  has reached a point of absurdity.

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  The Verge tells us why it's so hard to regulate tech,

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  and the Israeli documentary winning plaudits abroad

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  and sharp critiques at home.

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  It's Friday, September 18th.

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  I'm Gideon Resnick.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  This year's midterm elections have been defined, in part,

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  by how much maps have changed.

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  Through the process of redistricting,

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  a recent report estimated that now about one in ten Americans

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  live in a different district than they did just two years ago.

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  Typically, redistricting happens every 10 years after the census,

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  and was initially intended as a means of making sure

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