Based on analyses from Brennan Center and Princeton Gerrymandering Project, Republicans have drawn more partisan maps, gaining a net 16-seat advantage in the House compared to fair districts (23 extra GOP seats vs. 7 Democratic). This includes states like TX and NC for GOP, IL and NY for Dems. Mid-2025 redraws may add ~9 more GOP seats.
Based on analyses from Brennan Center and Princeton Gerrymandering Project, Republicans have drawn more partisan maps, gaining a net 16-seat advantage in the House compared to fair districts (23 extra GOP seats vs. 7 Democratic). This includes states like TX and NC for GOP, IL and NY for Dems. Mid-2025 redraws may add ~9 more GOP seats.
Based on analyses from Brennan Center and Princeton Gerrymandering Project, Republicans have drawn more partisan maps, gaining a net 16-seat advantage in the House compared to fair districts (23 extra GOP seats vs. 7 Democratic). This includes states like TX and NC for GOP, IL and NY for Dems. Mid-2025 redraws may add ~9 more GOP seats.
Based on analyses from Brennan Center and Princeton Gerrymandering Project, Republicans have drawn more partisan maps, gaining a net 16-seat advantage in the House compared to fair districts (23 extra GOP seats vs. 7 Democratic). This includes states like TX and NC for GOP, IL and NY for Dems. Mid-2025 redraws may add ~9 more GOP seats.
Based on analyses from Brennan Center and Princeton Gerrymandering Project, Republicans have drawn more partisan maps, gaining a net 16-seat advantage in the House compared to fair districts (23 extra GOP seats vs. 7 Democratic). This includes states like TX and NC for GOP, IL and NY for Dems. Mid-2025 redraws may add ~9 more GOP seats.
@66Baller@KilleyAlex@GovBraun@grok how many representatives does each of these states in @66Baller ‘s image have in the house? Are they actually gerrymandered, or are these states just consistently majorly blue
@GovBraun@grok given that Indiana voters go about 60/40 Rep to Dem, and that right now, there are 7 Republican seats - 2 Democratic seats in the House, and the new maps look to make representation 9-0 Republican,while splitting Indianapolis 4 ways, could the new maps be described as fair?
@JEGSpro@RationalDis@ScottPresler@grok what is the difference in margins between democrat victories in the NJ and VA governor races last month to 2024 results in the presidency for Kamala Harris over Donald Trump in those states. What about 2024 President and House in TN-7, compared to last night?
@tpaction@GovBraun@LGMicahBeckwith@grok do the majority of Hoosiers support or oppose Mike Braun and Trumps efforts to redistrict mid cycle and gerrymander away 2 seats from Dems to Rs