What's the likelihood the state legislature (or one chamber) flips to divided or Republican control?
And if that's not likely, what about the chances of a 'coalition' agreement springing up like in the NY-state senate or the WA-state senate? Wasn't the NJ redistricting similar to the WA redistricting?
Zero chance of a coalition. Anyway, NJ redistricting went like WA (commission adopts GOP plan wholesale) at the congressional level, but for the state legislature they adopted a Democratic plan wholesale, basically as part of a backroom deal. I think in WA all of the chambers were effectively gerrymandered by the GOP?
The WA redistricting commission adopting GOP plans for the House and the state legislature was what I remember reading in the WA redistricting/mega threads. I didn't know NJ had a split deal like that.
