Ohio redistricting thread

[Non Swing Voter]

so it sounds like Republicans are likely to lose the seat that is lost?  (because it's so gerrymandered in their favor to begin with)

[Non Swing Voter]

Looks like this process is off to a great start!  Just like Virginia...

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/politics/2021/08/31/ohio-redistricting-commission-meeting-set-rules-first-deadline-maps/5648031001/

[Non Swing Voter]

Democrats should follow this brilliant logic in their states....New York Democrats won 100% of statewide elections in the past decade so I guess they're entitled to 100% of the seats, correct?

https://twitter.com/tbonier/status/1438470041817735168

Can whichever blue avatar wrote that memo please defend their thinking here.  tyia

[Non Swing Voter]

Democrats should follow this brilliant logic in their states....New York Democrats won 100% of statewide elections in the past decade so I guess they're entitled to 100% of the seats, correct?

https://twitter.com/tbonier/status/1438470041817735168

Can whichever blue avatar wrote that memo please defend their thinking here.  tyia

I mean it is LOL TIER thinking although the tweet does slightly misquote it. They said take the average statewide share(54%) and average statewide win share(81%). This is 67%. They really just wanted a way to get up to 67%.

I feel like they should have just taken the share of counties that voted Trump vs. Biden in Ohio.  Or better yet, calculate the landmass percentage share.  I think a really large farm deserves more clout than half of Cleveland.