Blumenauer Congressional Plan

[BenjiG98]

https://davesredistricting.org/join/99497d6f-a0ae-4a6b-ad4e-b5f4cde541b8

So I did my own few attempts at Iowa and this was my favorite. It results in two districts that will usually elect democrats, one thats highly competitive, and one that is lean republican. I actually went on the Secy of State website and did the math for these districts.

             Hinson Fink
Winneshiek 6,041 5,807
Allamakee 4,595 2,697
Clayton 5,895 3,590
Buchanan 6,180 4,481
Delaware 6,608 3,280
Dubuque 26,263 26,541
Benton 9,165 5,307
Linn 56,243 69,391
Jones 6,621 4,242
Jackson 6,225 4,340
Clinton* 10,945 12,997 11,253 12,689
 144,781 142,673 145,089 142,365

 50.37% 49.63% 50.47% 49.53%

Clinton is asteriked as it was not in Fink's district so the first column is the results from Hart v. M-M and the second is a rough estimation of what it would look like if it were in Fink's seatbased on her usually running 1.2% behind Hart. Still, the Debuque and Cedar Falls seat would have been very close and IRL Fink might have pulled it out.

 M-M Hart
Johnson 24,101 56,129
Cedar 5,534 4,629
Scott 24,487 37,333
Muscatine 10,279 9,731
Washington 6,633 4,650
Louisa 3,169 1,917
Jefferson 4,226 4,374
Henry 5,857 3,607
Des Moines 9,641 9,268
Lee 9,145 6,969
 103,072 138,607
 42.65% 57.35%
On the flip side Hart would have had a resounding victory against M-M in the Iowa City based seat. She would likely be in the House to this day.

edit: idk why the numbers are so curvy they're lined up perfectly in the text box

That's funny because your districts are very similar to the ones I did for my map yesterday. Looks like we had the same ideas for the dem seats.