Draw the Congressional Districts of the Alternate States!

[Gass3268]

This information seems like it would be important:

   1960           1970           1980           1990           2000           2010

NE   1,966,067   2,174,059   2,556,726   2,899,938   3,119,536   3,270,572

MA   6,008,066   6,635,895   6,684,191   7,019,889   7,397,416   7,600,196

NY   11,086,097 12,072,547 11,385,432 11,723,167 12,689,665 13,038,826

AD   5,696,207   6,164,420   6,172,640   6,267,288   6,286,792   6,339,276

PA   6,293,552   6,709,711   6,729,612   6,951,093   7,317,947   7,773,451

AY   5,025,814   5,084,198   5,134,283   4,930,550   4,963,107   4,928,928

MD   4,310,937   5,227,013   5,449,646   6,054,536   6,652,145   7,273,209

NF   2,212,729   2,807,236   3,806,408   5,132,107   6,413,795   7,762,275

SF   2,738,831   3,982,207   5,939,916   7,805,819   9,568,583   11,039,035

[Gass3268]

I would if I could, but DRA for whatever reason doesn't work on my computer anymore. Runs too slow!

[Gass3268]

It looks nice, but section 2 of the VRA needs to be considered. What are the HVAPs for the districts and for the state overall? I'm worried that RG-11 might be overpacked with Latinos.

Yeah we are going to need some Fajitas strips here.

[Gass3268]

That's really interesting (in a sickening sort of way )! Excellent work indeed.

Do you think the GOP could manage to do the same with Pittsburgh in Allegheny?

I'm skeptical- they could try it, but the pubbitude of areas around Pittsburgh is a pretty recent phenomenon. You'd probably end up with several D districts.

I agree with this.