2020 Census and Redistricting Thread: Oklahoma

[Idaho Conservative]

How likely is it they crack Tulsa?  Downtown is very easy to remove from the metro. 

[Idaho Conservative]

How likely is it they crack Tulsa?  Downtown is very easy to remove from the metro. 

Meh a tulsa seat is Trump +30 with the extra counties

Here is a likely map, each incumbent (except maybe Horn) stays in their district and each district is majority within the current districts.  OK-5 is still majority Oklahoma County.
1. blue Trump+29, Stitt+9
2. green Trump+50, Stitt+23
3. purple Trump+34, Stitt+12
4. red Trump+40, Stitt+13
5. yellow Trump+30, Stitt+5

OK-5 as it is now voted Trump by 13 and Edmondson by 9.  So the new OK-5 moves 17 points right for president and 14 points right in the gov race.  Horn likely wouldn't have come within single digits of winning in this configuration. 

[Idaho Conservative]

According to 538's Atlas of Redistricting, it is apparently possible to draw a slightly D-leaning seat which stretches from OKC to Tulsa:

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/redistricting-maps/oklahoma/#Dem

We all know this map wouldn't be esthetically pleasing visually, but would this map really ensure a Democratic representative in this state, or could it develop into a dummymander?

how would it be a dummymander?  This is the best case for Dems, but there is zero chance of this happening.  It's weird how many Republican redistricting threads are dominated by D gerrymanders.