Posted on 12/17/2010 3:15:41 PM PST by randita
I say TX gains two and PA loses two.
I predict two of the TX seats will be drawn to favor the GOP and two will probably be in metro areas (esp. Houston) and will probably favor the Dems.
PA will probably lose PA-12 (Critz) - if we're lucky. Don't know about the other PA one.
Care to make any predictions?
I predict TX +6 seats. 1 RG Valley, 1 Austin/SA metro, 2 each Houston metro and DFW metro.
I predict the lying rat bastards in DC will “fudge” the numbers for a rat advantage...Did you really expect an honest count?...red
We’re going to lose at least one in Michigan. Fortunately we took the gold in the election.
I have a non-specific prediction: The results of the census will be GOOD for people like us, (and by people like us, I’m referring, of course, to conservatives.)
I forget who said it, but it rains true: If you’re only going to win one election every ten years, win one when the census is being done. We did.
Governors, start your gerrymandering!
Legislatively? couldn't tell you.
But I will predict a raft of rapturous articles celebrating the continued erosion of the european-american majority.
Its become a ten year tradition.
(Captain Obvious alert)
Yep, of course they lie, they are Commies. All Commies lie.
Of course they will fudge the numbers to their advantage, as far as they can.
If PA loses two, I predict it will be PA-12 and PA-13.
New York, California, Ohio, Michigan, Illiois, and Florida lose. RAT-infested states all.
Tennessee, Texas and South Carolina gain.
TX gains 4.
Utah gains one, and yes, it will be GOP.
Barney Frank has made some noise about this being his last term, MA4 could end up being reabsorbed back into the districts it was gerrymandered out of.
Agree that TX gains 4. If not we need to demand a re-census.
If (when) New Jersey loses a seat it will be 7th CD Leonard Lance (RINO) first elected in 2009.
Not much of a loss IMHO.
The other option is 111th Congressional District: NJ04
Representative: Christopher H. Smith (R), but in doing so one of the neighboring (D) Districts would move from a solid (D) back to a swing district.
Addition by subtraction is Massachusetts losing one.
Clyburn and most of the black caucus members should be safe—the districts will be drawn to maximize their chances of keeping their seats.
Missouri is slated to lose one district. Lacy Clay will most likely keep his seat, but with a Republican legislature, Democrat Russ Carnahan may be redistricted out of his seat.
Gainers: TX +3, FL +2, UT +1, NV +1, GA +1 and AZ +1
Losers: NY -2, OH -2, PA -1, MI -1, IL -1, LA -1, IA -1
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