Above district sounds pretty similar to GA-07, so I'm guessing it zoomed towards the Democrats under Trump and isn't going back anytime soon
My district:
Population: 694,480 (-2.0% from 2010)
Density: 85.8/mi2
Demographics: 46% White, 44% Black, 8% Hispanic, 1% Asian
Economy: Historically agricultural, but most jobs are now centered in a handful of growing, small cities and towns. A major state university is located here.
MHI: $43,211
Population distribution: 62% Urban, 32% Rural
Location: Deep South
Not demographically at least. IIRC, GA07 is a lot more than 32% white, a lot less than 33% Hispanic, and much more than 2% black.
Anyway, as for your district, has voted only Democratic for a long time. It trended rightward in 2020, but still backed Biden by a decent if somewhat narrow margin. As for margins, I'd expect Obama won it by low double digits in 2012, and Clinton and Biden won it by about 2-5 points.
POPULATION (2020): 809,737
POPULATION (2010): 746,996
DENSITY (2020): 119 people a square mile
DENSITY (2010): 110 people a square mile
DEMOGRAPHICS (2020): 77% white, 13% Hispanic, 6% black
DEMOGRAPHICS (2010): 83% white, 8% Hispanic, 4% black
DISTRIBUTION (2020): 19% live in places with a population of over 70,000; 65% live in places with a population between 35,000 and 70,000; 16% live in places with a population of under 35,000
DISTRIBUTION (2010): 21% live in places with a population of over 70,000; 59% live in places with a population between 35,000 and 70,000; 20% live in places with a population of under 35,000
GROWTH 2010-2020: 8.4%
LARGEST CITY POP. (2020): If looking at entire city, including portions outside district - 410,000 (city split between districts; the number of people in this district's portion of the city is 30,000); If looking only at portions of city within district - 110,000
LARGEST CITY POP. (2010): If looking at entire city, including portions outside district - 350,000 (city split between districts; the number of people in this district's portion of the city is 25,000); If looking only at portions of city within district - 100,000
ECONOMY (2020): 29% white collar; 29% blue collar; 42% gray collar
ECONOMY (2010): 30% white collar; 35% blue collar; 35% gray collar
EDUCATION (2020): High school diploma - 91%; Bachelor's+ - 33%
EDUCATION (2010): High school diploma - 88%; Bachelor's+ - 27%
EAST OR WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER: East
NORTH OR SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER: North
MHI (2020): $61,000 a year
MHI (2010): $56,000 a year
GAP BETWEEN THE RICHEST 1/3 AND POOREST 1/3 (2020): Higher than in 63% of districts
GAP BETWEEN THE RICHEST 1/3 AND POOREST 1/3 (2010): Higher than in 68% of districts
