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If true, this appears to be a calculated move to draw away blue electoral votes from the biggest state in the country. This is a historically large move of Ge
by FilterSweep 9y ago
If true, this appears to be a calculated move to draw away blue electoral votes from the biggest state in the country. This is a historically large move of Gerrymandering.
- Jesus_Jones 9y agoPeople have wanted to do the same thing in Washington state, cut it off at the Cascades say. To avoid moving the electoral college, you have to split into 3 states for almost always one way states. But the other parts of the state are sucking down revenue from the populated area to build their infrastructure. I almost wish it could happen, because then we would get away from the 60% of the state in Seattle votes for something vs 40% of the rest. We could just build our own damn infrastructure and not have to negotiate with someone with very different world views, who has very different needs and ideas about guns, god etc.