Texas explained clearly

[TimFitz]

actually right now pretty in line with the vote breakdown, as opposed to most Blue States.

Cali has a 60/40 dem/rep vote mix and an 80/20 dem/rep representation mix.

In Massachusetts 35% of people vote Republican, and all the reps are Dems.

Learn basic math before opening up your stupid mouth.

Your claim is discredited by post #8

 

[martybegan]

Your hyper-partisan opinion that lacks credible citations is noted.

No citations needed, plenty of people are showing the reality of how the Blue States have been doing this far more egregiously for decades.

You are just mad that our side is finally fighting back using the same rules.

 

[martybegan]

Your claim is discredited by post #8

I went with voting results, not registrations.

My grandfather died a registered democrat in 2022 and the last Democrat he voted for was Carter.

 

[Failzero]

Your hyper-partisan opinion that lacks credible citations is noted.

California style Gerrymandering is new to Texas ( Both legal )

 

[JWBooth]

Sounds absurd at first blush....But the Bushbot sellout "republicans", along with defacto demoncrats who run as "republican" to get elected, in the delegation are deliberately monkey-wrenching the legislative process...For example, this crap with the fleebaggers could have been headed off if your "republican" Speaker hadn't recessed the session, in order to let the (D)s pow-wow with Jeffries before taking it on the lam.

Long ago the Austin American Statesman had a political cartoonist on the editorial page. The fellow always drew, without exception to party or position, legislators as clowns.
Popular with everybody except the ledge and their staffs.

 

[BULLDOG]

The funniest thing I have seen through all this is the party who claims to support democracy has left the state because they don't like what the outcome of a democratic vote would be.

Why do you think congress is shut down right now?

 

[Robert W]

The media has been kowtowing to Texas Republicans by failing to expose the extent to which the state has already been gerrymandered, resulting in an already disproportionate Repub representation.

Party Registration Statistics​

• Total Registered Voters: 17,323,617
• Democrats: 8,054,976 (46.50%)
• Republicans: 6,574,201 (37.95%)

Texas Voter Registration Statistics

Learn more about Texas's Partisan primaries, partisan voter registration statistics, current voter totals, political parties, and more from the Independent Voter Project.

independentvoterproject.org

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Certainly not by voter registration.

Why are Republicans dominating Democrats? Your site states that voters do not register in any party.

Your site you supplied says

Voters do not officially register with a political party.
Election Litigation
None currently underway.
Major Parties
Democratic, Republican

 

[Robert W]

The blue and grey spots represent more than half the Texas population.

Democrats win in cities.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Democrats win in cities.

Yes, because thats where people are. All the red represents dirt.

 

[Marener]

No citations needed, plenty of people are showing the reality of how the Blue States have been doing this far more egregiously for decades.

You are just mad that our side is finally fighting back using the same rules.

Bullshit.

Home

Gerrymandering Project

gerrymander.princeton.edu

 

[Robert W]

Yes, because thats where people are. All the red represents dirt.

The blue cities are credited for voting democrat though inside the cities are also many republicans.

 

[martybegan]

Bullshit.

Home

Gerrymandering Project

gerrymander.princeton.edu

LOL from Princeton.

They give Massachusetts a "green" when the 35% of people who vote Republican have 0 of 9 representatives in the State.

 

[Marener]

LOL from Princeton.

They give Massachusetts a "green" when the 35% of people who vote Republican have 0 of 9 representatives in the State.

Redistricting Report Card

Gerrymandering Project

gerrymander.princeton.edu

Princeton knows more about how to analyze the data than you do.

 

[martybegan]

Redistricting Report Card

Gerrymandering Project

gerrymander.princeton.edu

Princeton knows more about how to analyze the data than you do.

What data? 35% vote Republican, ZERO Republicans of 9 total house slots in Massachusetts.

 

[Marener]

What data? 35% vote Republican, ZERO Republicans of 9 total house slots in Massachusetts.

So you want them to gerrymander the districts to figure out how to get a district that Republicans would win?

 

[Failzero]

Democrats win in cities.

Like California ( 47 of the 58 Counties are Red )

 

[Failzero]

Democrats win in cities.

Like California ( 47 of the 58 Counties are Red )

 

[martybegan]

So you want them to gerrymander the districts to figure out how to get a district that Republicans would win?

I want to point out the lying Princeton is doing when saying Mass is a "green" on their chart for redistricting.

35% of the voters and not even 1 Republican House member shows the gerrymandering done.

 

[Marener]

35% of the voters and not even 1 Republican House member shows the gerrymandering done.

Does it? Or maybe the demographics of Massachusetts means that those Republicans are more dispersed throughout the county, making a majority Republican district every difficult to design.

https://www.politico.com/2024-election/results/massachusetts/

There are really not Republican "strongholds" in Massachusetts.

 

[martybegan]

Does it? Or maybe the demographics of Massachusetts means that those Republicans are more dispersed throughout the county, making a majority Republican district every difficult to design.

https://www.politico.com/2024-election/results/massachusetts/

There are really not Republican "strongholds" in Massachusetts.

Look at how the western part is interlinked, look how the suburbs reach into the city center. All designed to dilute suburban and rural populations.

My point was made by the map created by Dems in 2020.