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Question: In which of these southern states do you think Republicans are 'maxed out' in their legislatures?
#1
South Carolina		  
#2
Georgia		  
#3
Alabama		  
#4
Mississippi		  
#5
Florida		  
#6
Louisiana		  
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Texas		  
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Oklahoma		  
#9
Arkansas		  
#10
Missouri		  
#11
Tennessee		  
#12
Kentucky		  
#13
West Virginia		  
#14
North Carolina		  
#15
Virginia		  
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Author Topic: Republicans in Southern Legislatures -Are They Maxed-Out?  (Read 1991 times)
Adam Griffin
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« on: March 19, 2020, 08:40:35 AM »
In the aggregate and in any statistically-significant sense, it's a pretty simple question on a case-by-case basis: if there are any white Democrats still holding plurality or majority-white non-urban districts in a given state, then the answer to the OP's question is "no". If not, then the answer is "yes" barring examples such as VA, GA & TX.
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