Fair redistricting: New York

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1st (Bucks county): R+0.87 | VAP white 87.7%
2nd (Cheltenham): D+19.20 | VAP white 68.4%
3rd (Philadelphia): D+37.86 | VAP white 30.5%
4th (Reading): D+2.31 | VAP white 77.6%
5th (west Philadelphia): D+27.92 | VAP white 44.6%
6th (Chester county): D+1.31 | VAP white 85.0%
7th (Allentown): D+0.78 | VAP white 79.5%
8th (Scranton): R+1.82 | VAP white 90.3%
9th (Harrisburg): R+8.66 | VAP white 84.2%
10th (York): R+13.60 | VAP white 90.0%
11th (Lancaster): R+12.56 | VAP white 88.6%
12th (Williamsport): R+18.13 | VAP white 93.9%
13th (Altoona): R+18.65 | VAP white 93.0%
14th (Westmoreland county): R+15.80 | VAP 95.0%
15th (Butler county): R+20.34 | VAP 96.4%
16th (Erie): R+4.94 | VAP 91.8%
17th (north Allegheny): D+6.88 | VAP 80.7%
18th (Washington county): D+1.55 | VAP 88.2%

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@Tintrlvr
The 3rd is about 60% VAP black, the 5th is about 44% VAP black (same as white).

@cvparty
Thanks, I'd love to see yours too. The shape of southeastern PA was inspired by one of the many maps proposed during the Court redistricting in February. I can't find it right now but it was something made by an academic, not proposed to the Court officially. Also I made a second version that cleaned up some borders and kept a few more townships in tact. I admit that it breaks a lot of counties that it doesn't need to, but it's for the sake of compactness .