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Nyvin
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« on: November 04, 2019, 09:03:10 PM »
« edited: November 04, 2019, 09:07:12 PM by Nyvin »

If only all these absolutely non partisan ''good government'' people were lobbying for redistricting commissions in places like  Maryland or Illinois
I don't believe either one has voter-initiated referendums.

Well, they could try in Oregon then
Oregon already has pretty strict laws governing redistricting.

A Oregon fair map would be : 2 Safe D CDs, 1 Likely D CD, 1 Likely R CD and 1 Safe R CD

The current Oregon map is 2 Safe D, 2 Swing, 1 Safe R.   It's just that Republicans completely suck at winning the two swing districts.

OR-4 was probably borderline Likely D at the beginning of the decade, but that's because back then southwest OR was much more dem back then and the district was legit (not gerrymandered).   OR-4 is probably as plain of a district you can draw given state laws.
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