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stevenleser

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9. I wonder. I mean, you might be right, but there has to be mathematical modeling software out there

Reply to dsc (Reply #8)

Fri Aug 21, 2015, 04:28 PM

Aug 2015

that could take a challenge like this and make districts that accurately reflect the voter registration of the population in terms of elected representatives.

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FL Redistricting Session implodes [View all] Fritz Walter Aug 2015 OP

It's WON'T do their jobs, not can't. hobbit709 Aug 2015 #1

Given the personalities involved and who owns their souls csziggy Aug 2015 #5

I hope the court draws he lines using equal size population squares Vincardog Aug 2015 #2

The party of personal responsibility strikes again gratuitous Aug 2015 #3

This is a significant development. Florida's Congressional Delegation currently has stevenleser Aug 2015 #4

Yup zipplewrath Aug 2015 #6

realistically I doubt we would gain more than 4 seats even with a fair map dsc Aug 2015 #8

I wonder. I mean, you might be right, but there has to be mathematical modeling software out there stevenleser Aug 2015 #9

that would have to become the first priority dsc Aug 2015 #10

From your keyboard to Dog's eyes! Fritz Walter Aug 2015 #11

Republicans are furious their gerrymandering got DirkGently Aug 2015 #7