House Democrats pass revised legislative maps amid court challenge – Center Square

“What seems to be the priority in this resolution is incumbency protection and incumbency suggestions over the overwhelming input that we got from community groups to slow this down, give them time to analyze it, give them the reasons in this resolution before we have to vote on it,” state Rep. Avery Bourne said. “Give them more than 30 minutes.”
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debtsor
4 years ago

Yesterda, Wasserman on twitter laid out a potential US House map for Illinois that was, at best for Republicans, 14(D)-3(R), (right now we are 13(D)-5(R)). All of the comments were like “BUT TEXAS GERRYMANDERS TOO!” and “WE NEED TO DO THIS TO SAVE THE HOUSE!”

Think about this ‘democracy’. Trump had over 40% of IL votes in 2020. So those voters must be punished, and their voice in DC must be reduced from 40% of the vote, all the way down to 17.6% of the vote.

MUH DEMOCRACY!!!

Pension Thief
4 years ago

What other way is there to be a demorat unless you cheat?

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