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thatdemguy

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3. It goes both ways

Reply to samsingh (Original post)

Mon Nov 14, 2022, 11:47 AM

Nov 2022

Maryland is an example, some states get away with it, some dont. I would personally love to see a real group do it fair across the board. Maryland's offsets other smaller states, problem is it does not balance out, hence why I would love to see a balanced group do it every where.

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Gerrymandering means repug wins in the house are illigitimate-when are we going to shout this out [View all] samsingh Nov 2022 OP

I doubt anyone cares about that...we need to gerrymander the hell out of New York and Demsrule86 Nov 2022 #1

Dems had drawn lines in NY. Repubs sued. Repub rainy Nov 2022 #2

Can't, in VA. A nonpartisan commission determines the maps. spooky3 Nov 2022 #7

It goes both ways thatdemguy Nov 2022 #3

Elaine Luria's district was redrawn by republicans rainy Nov 2022 #4

I think it was redrawn by a nonpartisan commission. This was a spooky3 Nov 2022 #5

I agree 100%... Deuce Nov 2022 #6

Except gerrymandering, for now, is legitimate in certain States. Freethinker65 Nov 2022 #8

We need to unfuck NY d_b Nov 2022 #9