2020 Census and Redistricting Thread: Kansas

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Notably while the senate had a working supermajority - their additional votes were just absent - the state house does not. They lost several R's and are 5 votes short of an override. So this is likely the death of Ad Astra.

Good, it’s an ugly map for no reason

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Ad Astra 2 is an objectively bad map. Doesn’t change the partisanship, and makes the lines more confusing for no reason or benefit. Can’t believe this is a hill they’re dying on

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

Ad Astra 2 is an objectively bad map. Doesn’t change the partisanship, and makes the lines more confusing for no reason or benefit. Can’t believe this is a hill they’re dying on

? It changes a map that has 1 likely D and 1 likely R to a tilt D and Safe R.

Barely? And it won’t last past 2022. Davis could go down, but the way northeast Kansas is trending it’s not a guarantee and likely would flip back in 2024

edit; after some messing around in Dave’s you can get a solid enough 4-0 map. Does require some octopus arms, but I managed to split only one county