April Action
It’s time to be even more visible in our demand for fair maps for Pennsylvania elections. Join us to take Action in April.
PA Voters Want Fair Districts
When legislative leaders manipulate district boundaries to keep themselves in office or to silence their opposition, we ALL lose. This abuse of our political system has made Pennsylvania one of the most gerrymandered states in the country.
People Powered Fair Maps National Day of Action!
PA Voters want a redistricting process that is transparent, accountable and includes robust public input. What happens in the next few months will shape the next ten years.
Join Us In The Fight For Change.
Fair Districts PA is a grassroots, non-partisan, volunteer-run organization dedicated to fixing our broken system so that our votes count and our voices are heard.
But we can’t do this without you. Help us put redistricting power back in the hands of the people of Pennsylvania, where it belongs.
What We’re Fighting For
Change is needed. Right now, whichever party has control of the legislature has control of redistricting. FDPA is advocating for a fair and transparent process that includes public input.
Transparent
Citizens participate in the process and closed-door dealmaking ends
Accountable
Clear standards against dividing counties and municipalities more than necessary.
Responsive
Districts that truly reflect the will of the voters
Our Goal: Not Red, Not Blue, Just Fair.
Creating fair districts and mapping out a fair redistricting process will help reestablish an accountable government that represents the people of Pennsylvania — not partisan politicians or outside interests.
Help us make this a reality. Sign the petition
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Latest Updates
End Prison Gerrymandering in PA
When the Census Bureau counts people every ten years, people in prison are counted as part of the electoral districts where they are incarcerated, rather than in their home communities. This distorts representation at local and state levels, giving prison districts undeserved strength in the state legislature and reducing the influence of communities whose populations are most impacted by incarceration.