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« on: March 06, 2021, 07:51:40 PM »
« edited: March 06, 2021, 08:08:52 PM by BudgieForce »

Honestly thinking the FL GOP Could go as far as 8-21 .
Cut FL  5th(I hardly doubt either supreme court thinks FL 5th follows Gingles as a compact community and keep the Likely R Tallahassee seat and try to make a lean to Likely Jacksonville and one like the current FL 4th.

2 Orlando/ 1 Tampa to St Petersburg/ 5 SE FL sinks for D's and try to shore up all Cuban seats to vote for Desantis/Scott.

A lot of seats will be thin, but I can't see anywhere where another sink would massively help R seats. Lastly out of the 3 white D SE Fl seats you could try creating a swing seat from the beaches?

8-21 with maybe a 22nd seat in the cards if it doesn't hurt any other.
The one sink that I could really see helping is maybe the old Corrine Brown district but that would be too controversial to make IMO.

Sorry to necro the thread.

Would Republicans really risk a legally dubious map when they could just draw two safe Republican seats and be done?

I know that the state supreme court is a majority conservative now and there's a good chance they approve the map but why even risk it?
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