Who is Elbridge Gerry from The Anti-Federalist Papers; and, the Constitutional Convention Debates and what is their importance?

Massachusetts delegate, Elbridge Gerry, was one of the delegates who refused to sign the Constitution. His primary objection was its neglect of including a Bill of Rights. Unlike most anti-federalists, Gerry had a general distaste for democracy. He later became the governor of Massachussetts, and the fifth vice-president of the United States (under Madison). Gerry also provided inspiration for the term "gerrymandering."