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lfromnj
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« on: February 11, 2019, 10:59:22 PM »

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If the Ds gain a trifecta

Cut up the metro into 4 equal squares such that each District is Clinton +15 atleast.

Then create a duluth/rochester snake mander that makes a Lean D district.

Then Create a st cloud based R sink west of the metro looking like a C

Then create a larger C district that surrounds the small C

The C gerrymander is only required in the small case Peterson decides to run in 2022 while somehow surviving 2020 otherwise Ds would be better just making a cleaner two districts even if it doesn't affect how many seats each party holds.
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