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Topic	Anti-Gerrymandering Group Will Not Oppose Newsom Gerrymandering California
JTsyo 08/14/25 9:30:11 AM #19:	El_Dustino posted... Their house is almost evenly split with a slight blue lead, that might be tricky for PA to pull off, but I'd welcome it. A lot of red states have already pushed their states as far as they can go, Dems have a lot of advantage left they could gain... I've heard the Republicans would have the lead at the end. They have less hurdles to redistrict than the blue states. https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/08/politics/gerrymandering-texas-house-outcomes But if the gloves come off and this truly becomes a free-for-all, its possible Republicans could flip between five and 10 seats, thanks to their superior opportunities. --- Home of the free Because of the brave <cite>JTsyo posted [p:986089764] in Anti-Gerry... [t:81026879]...</cite> <quote>El_Dustino posted... </cite><quote>Their house is almost evenly split with a slight blue lead, that might be tricky for PA to pull off, but I'd welcome it.A lot of red states have already pushed their states as far as they can go, Dems have a lot of advantage left they could gain...</quote>I've heard the Republicans would have the lead at the end. They have less hurdles to redistrict than the blue states.https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/08/politics/gerrymandering-texas-house-outcomes<quote>But if the gloves come off and this truly becomes a free-for-all, its possible Republicans could flip between five and 10 seats, thanks to their superior opportunities.</quote> --- Home of the freeBecause of the brave</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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