Skill and Chance
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« on: February 23, 2013, 05:23:51 PM » |
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Well you have to remember that D's had most of the underpopulated districts, so while they lose in terms of packed districts (even on a neutral map in non-SW states), the gain a malapportionment dividend as the decade goes on. The average PVI of the nation will always be most D in the _8 year and most R in the _2 year with the current coalitions because those Southern exurban districts that have been doubling in population over the decade vote R.
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