The North Carolina GOP's Plan to Deceive Voters About Its Radical Ballot Measures

In Pennsylvania they wanted to impeach their supreme court justices for ruling against gerrymandering in that state whose legislative divisions are a "jigsaw-puzzle zoo of shapes 'twerking and gyrating jaggedly.'" In North Carolina they want to strip their Democratic governor, Roy Cooper, of all election-related powers. 

To that end, in November there will be two proposed state constitutional amendments on the ballot, because "[first], they hoped to increase Republican turnout. . . .  Second, they want to stop Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper from expanding access to voting rights by stripping him of his constitutional authority to oversee state elections. Third, . . . they want to prevent the left-leaning state judiciary, all of it, from striking down GOP-sponsored voter suppression laws. 

More "twerking and jagged gyration": this time gerrymandering of people's rights.