VOD: youtube.com/live/njickRV...

Map 1 (non-partisan map around communities of interest): davesredistricting.org/join/f9d77d2...
Map 2 (Democratic gerrymander): davesredistricting.org/join/bf175a5...
Map 3 (Republican gerrymander): davesredistricting.org/join/fc29958...

Meanwhile all of Oregon, South Carolina, New Mexico, Illinois, Florida, Iowa, Tennessee, and Oklahoma are blatantly missing despite being some of the most gerrymandered states in the country.

What a bizarre list. Pennsylvania has a completely fair map, West Virginia literally can't be gerrymandered (no matter how you draw it you get two safe R seats), Louisiana's map is weird but gets the same 4-2 split a fair map would, Maryland and Kentucky are only mild gerrymanders.

Sorting by attachments also works, though that also pulls up an old version of one of mine due to legislative staff (I assume?) screwing up.

And that's just in the races where running an indy didn't split the vote. We might have an extra seat in the state senate if one fewer candidate ran in SD8!

nooo you misspelled my name😭

Never gonna stop fighting that fight!

Yeah have to imagine that's what's going on (from both sides)

Hilarious how the New York Post is more distrusted by Republicans than by Democrats.

Only problem is the legislature hasn't been advertising that their map submission portal is up and running again.

Seems they consider public participation via submitting maps to the legislature's website prior to the legislature passing their map to be sufficient, and then the onus would be on the plaintiffs to submit one of those public maps to the court if they approve of it.

Please Mr. Jacobs, don't threaten us with a good time!

/20 In closing, this is the result that the Right, the Federalist Society, the Heritage Foundation, and their crew have successfully fought for: a system where the federal government can deliberately violate your rights and there is no effective remedy - meaning you don’t really have the right.

Okay it's up now www.utahforwardparty.org/fairmapdebate