> It's a thing you do to win short term gains, but you can't keep doing it over and over. They redraw the map every 10 years, and they do do it over and over.

> It's a thing you do to win short term gains, but you can't keep doing it over and over. They redraw the map every 10 years, and they do do it over and over. Sure, sometimes demos shift, but even then it's a crap shoot as to whether enough people move, and if those people move in are of a different party. > state-wide popular vote election That's party-list proportional representation. It's done in many countries, but not in the U.S. or countries of the British Commonwealth. Any U.S. state could decide to adopt it though...