if the national vote were tied, Texas's new House map would elect Democrats in about 8 or 9 of its 38 seats. a typical computer-drawn map with no goal gives them about 15, and none of the 534 I ran does as well for Republicans. I went back to 1812 to explain how mapmakers got this open about it
callthemap.comThe House Always WinsA history of gerrymandering in 10 maps, from a dinner table in Boston in 1812 to the map on your ballot on November 3.
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