Anonymous
ID: ojKszHZ+
7/23/2025, 8:18:13 PM No.511153862
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Anonymous
ID: gnssIUNA
7/23/2025, 8:19:49 PM No.511153981
>>511153862 (OP)
Texan Republicans can do as much racial gerrymandering as they want post-Shelby County v. Holder (2013)
Texan Republicans can do as much racial gerrymandering as they want post-Shelby County v. Holder (2013)
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Anonymous
ID: UaErxhnT
7/23/2025, 8:21:20 PM No.511154093
Texan Republicans can do as much racial gerrymandering as they want post-Shelby County v. Holder (2013)
Anonymous
ID: G00bGT6o
7/23/2025, 8:21:34 PM No.511154116
>>511153981
(and that's a good thing!)
(and that's a good thing!)
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Anonymous
ID: Aoehr+u+
7/23/2025, 8:22:46 PM No.511154219
>>511153862 (OP)
In part probably due to how the population is distributed.
In part probably due to how the population is distributed.
Anonymous
ID: NS629fZ5
7/23/2025, 8:23:33 PM No.511154280
>>511153862 (OP)
They follow our highways, i.e. population
They follow our highways, i.e. population
Anonymous
ID: d0Q8j7et
7/23/2025, 8:26:48 PM No.511154553
>>511153862 (OP)
Because democrats are evil
Because democrats are evil
Anonymous
ID: E30VfGw8
7/23/2025, 8:28:42 PM No.511154693
>>511153862 (OP)
gerrymandering is the balance for migrant flooding.
gerrymandering is the balance for migrant flooding.
Anonymous
ID: dxnK/zUo
7/23/2025, 8:29:43 PM No.511154790
>>511153862 (OP)
why does it look like district 2 stretches out from mexico to oklahoma?
why does it look like district 2 stretches out from mexico to oklahoma?
Anonymous
ID: IW2/ym5F
7/23/2025, 8:47:20 PM No.511156132
>>511154116
Yeah, actually, "Gerrymandering" is a good thing.
>create a district where 51% of the population is satisfied with their representation
or
>create a district where 90% of the population is satisfied with their representation
People who argue against Gerrymandering don't understand that people don't settle in nice neat grid-like patterns. Communities will grow in weird ways, and it is best to try to group constituents with similar interests. Geography also plays a role, where it is also a consideration to include people that share a water supply, for example.
Gerrymandering is literally the IQ bell curve meme where the lowest and highest IQ realize it's a good thing, and all the midwits think Gerrymanders is le ebil.
Yeah, actually, "Gerrymandering" is a good thing.
>create a district where 51% of the population is satisfied with their representation
or
>create a district where 90% of the population is satisfied with their representation
People who argue against Gerrymandering don't understand that people don't settle in nice neat grid-like patterns. Communities will grow in weird ways, and it is best to try to group constituents with similar interests. Geography also plays a role, where it is also a consideration to include people that share a water supply, for example.
Gerrymandering is literally the IQ bell curve meme where the lowest and highest IQ realize it's a good thing, and all the midwits think Gerrymanders is le ebil.