@Aseemru What if NC is becoming more blue? Similar to Texas' gerrymander by Dems where a bunch of seats ended up being represented by Reps because of trend. Wouldn't the NC GOP have wanted to make safer districts in the case of a shift?
@norwood270 Where are you getting the 3% number? If 51% said Harris and 47% said Ayotte, that's still a minimum overlap of 0%. And a maximum overlap of who knows...
@umichvoter@umichvoter what is your source? I found this: https://t.co/w8iLiCahhu
It indicates that the Michigan non-Oakland/Wayne/Washtenaw/Kent counties had in total 6989 students enrolled at Umich, which is more than 10% of the student body.
@umichvoter https://t.co/jQJfBNGV7H
According to this article from 2019, Macomb County sent more people to Umich than Florida, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Maryland, or Texas. So why is it not shaded pink?
@NJTRANSIT Hardly any of these lines run on weekends, and taking a weekday off is pointless because the lines don't support the "reverse commute" from urban areas out to the rural areas.
@Nerd4Cities Last-minute booking affordability. Because I can drive down from NJ to MD (or something) whenever I want, but have to book Amtrak weeks in advance for it to be remotely worth it.
@samwell224@mnolangray Could your concerns be alleviated by changing existing zoning regulations in your city rather than by abolishing zoning? I agree that demand should be met. I don't agree that zoning exists to limit supply. I think smart cities should be upzoning and putting transit in those zones
@mnolangray Honestly it just seems like a powerful tool for urban planning. It can help a city grow while managing road traffic and allowing for the efficient use of public transit.
@mnolangray I'd find this easier to believe if zoning was only a thing in areas with high residential demand. But it appears almost everywhere, even in many Rust Belt cities where demand is lower than the existing housing stock.
@emveezee It can get pretty exhausting in San Francisco to be honest. https://t.co/ibtnYKThXd Climbing the bike lane on Clipper St in the very lowest gear is a true lungbusting workout no matter how slow you go or how fit you are.