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Texas Redistricting Fight Split Over Party Lines After Census Results | NBC News NOW

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24 thoughts on “Texas Redistricting Fight Split Over Party Lines After Census Results | NBC News NOW”
  1. Electoral college should go. Popular vote only so politicians will have to win over the people with policy and work for the people for a change.

  2. Everyone should look at the maps Texas Democrats drew in the 90’s. The modern GOP gerrymander of the state looks like a commission drew it compared to the Dem one.

  3. Another way to end gerrymandering is to have the entire state vote for a certain faction, and then the number of seats won by each are distributed among all the districts (i.e., if it's 55% Republican and 45% Democrat, then 55 seats (hypothetical if Texas had 100) go to the GOP, 45 to Democrats). Then you award each district a "faction" based on how high the margin of victory was (i.e., district with 90-10 Republican gets a Republican, then whoever has the next slightly smaller margin, down until no more GOP seats are left to award). Heck this could even give smaller parties a seat as well like green or libertarian. Basically the "general election" happens before the "primary election".

    It could be tweaked for issues that appear, like if a district had a majority Democrat but it still gets a Republican representative. It's not perfect, but it's a potential solution. Also an issue if a particular representative of a smalle rparty wants to run in the "primary election" (as described above) but they can only compete in a race that's not really home or nearby (not a big deal I suppose..?).

  4. Texas democrats worry they don't have enough black voters in their back pocket anymore, so they start up the old canard that redistricting is "racist". Typical, constant, democrat party malarkey. The minute a democrat opens his mouth, his mind searches desperately for the most convenient Lie he can tell.

  5. It’s all a total Republican farce at this point. So infuriating. Y’all need popular vote in the US like pretty much all other self-respecting democracies in the world (except the UK, and maybe a few other Commonwealth countries).
    Americans would have a much better life, it would be a much better place, if you had popular vote deciding elections, not some obtuse, outdated system heavily rigged for one party that actually represents the minority in the country,

  6. The population growth in Texas is black Latinos which is more like a Democrat but the Republicans in Texas will fix it so there's two Republican seats

  7. Let me guess …… The lines will be drawn in such a way that the seats will go to Republicans. You want to see voting fraud, look no further than Texas

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