The legacy of Elbridge Gerry is alive and well and thriving in Ohio. Gerry, as many students of history will remember, served as governor of Massachusetts and vice president of the U.S. in the early 19th century. He signed a bill as governor in 1812 that redistricted a Boston-area state Senate district into a strange, contorted shape resembling a salamander to preserve and strengthen the power of his Democratic-Republican Party. As a result, the corrupt political process of manipulating election districts to create undue advantages for a political party received its official name by combining “Gerry” and “salamander” into “gerrymandering.” Today, that sleazy practice endures in the Buckeye
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