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You can’t gerrymander for Governor though. That’s just a statewide race.
Best he could do is depress turnout. But if people voted against him, he’d be gone.
It's as if the court is controlled by dark money >

Although that is a factor, let us not dismiss the fault lies with American citizens and their voting choices (including not voting). Dark money influences people, but it does not entirely deprive us of our choices in life.
The Uvalde shooting happened in the spring of 2022, however 6 months later the people in that community re-elected Republicans to the state capital from governor to state senate and downwards.
Londoners often ask me what it will take for the American people to wake up. The fact that the GOP still won so many races in November, despite the attack on women’s rights with Roe v. Wade being gutted and countless other misdeeds, says a lot more about American voters and non-voters. >

It's that but you have to factor in districts that are gerrymandered to hell the fact that we're not able to get time off to vote and the fact that some states make it as hard to vote as humanly possible. All I can say is non voters are a problem but my gen z ass and the rest of the people in my generation have been stepping up in record numbers. Which Republicans want to raise the voting age to 25 btw. You can go die for us at 18 but you have no say in what policies get implemented. The GOP has gone full fascist the time to stop them was 2012 but they go low we go high ya know?
We're so unbelievably screwed. >

Gerrymandering is why I am not afraid of DeSantis. His office rewrote the voting districts and the federal government told him they were discriminatory and he did it anyway. He won a red state that leans red in elections, and was gerrymandered for red votes. Put him in Virginia or Pennsylvania and they’ll see through him like they saw through Oz.