How to make OK-5 bluer?

[walleye26]

If Horn wins re-election this year, I think the OKGOP will cut up the county into different districts. Assuming that doesn’t happen, how would they make this bluer? I think Midwest City is in Oklahoma County but I’m OK-4, could putting that in Horn’s district make it bluer?

[lfromnj]

Here is the bluest you can get Oklahoma 5th without doing something super ugly by dragging it to Tulsa,
This is basically an Arizona style D gerrymander by making the district as swing as possible(Trump +2 and mostly takes in Norman which is one county over.



Heres the fair map by just keeping the county whole exactly.

R gerrymander would split it up, probably once to keep the rest of the districts compact .

[Idaho Conservative]

I know this is a bit different, but here's the opposite.  Trump+32 is the "bluest" district, cleaner than the current map too.  Basically every district is a few points from statewide average, except the eastern district is a lot redder. 

[Former President tack50]

Speaking of Oklahoma, here is a funny map: A Democratic Gerrymander, based off the 2018-GOV results.

This map surprisingly has 3 Dem districts and 2 R districts! (though the Dem districts are all very close, so more like 2R-3S).

Of course, because 2018-GOV is not something that will be repeated the end result is a Republican Gerrymander, albeit one that is unnecesarily ugly and could be done much better.



OK-01: Edmonson+0.2, Trump+21, R+12
OK-02: Stitt+31, Trump+57, R+28
OK-03: Stitt+32, Trump+55, R+28
OK-04: Edmonson+4, Trump+20, R+12
OK-05: Edmonson+0.3, Trump+25, R+15

I am still surprised a map like this is possible despite Edmonson losing Tulsa and winning only 4 counties in the state

[Hope For A New Era]

She should probably be preparing to run for some city-level office after the Republicans chop her district. It's only getting Atlas-bluer.

It's honestly kind of amazing to me just how R Oklahoma is. Even with incredibly extreme and obvious gerrymandering, it's almost impossible to create a district that is any more than slightly D.

[perpetual_cynic]

Take in the college town of Norman, while leaving out the Repulican suburb of Moore and other GOP-heavy areas of Cleveland county.