[DoughtyOne]

Finding one district that is a problem, is probably more
common than we might think.

An adjustment there, and things should be fine.

[BushCountry]

“Finding one district that is a problem, is probably more
common than we might think.”

The whole premise that blacks are monolithic and only vote Democrat now and in the future is racist. I am surprised that no one challenge the idea.

It’s voting by segregation. Districts look like long complicated puzzle pieces based on skin color.

And yes I know the reality is blacks vote monolithically for the most part, but this might be because they are segregated and only hear one point of view (radical).

But I don’t think courts should be putting blacks in a box and voting category.

[Dr. Sivana]

An adjustment there, and things should be fine.

Yup. Sometimes, the black incumbent rep will be happy with the Republicans making the district 90+ % black, locking in the incumbent. All those voters have to go somewhere, and better they be in one district with one rep than spread over four districts affecting four races in 50-50 districts.

[jeffersondem]

“An adjustment there, and things should be fine.”

You can't adjust just one district. Any change will impact at least two districts; maybe more.

The problem is liberal judges, and liberals in general, don't like political gerrymandering except for one purpose: racial political gerrymandering.

And that is the worst kind of gerrymandering. Racial quotas.

[ilgipper]

There is no problem with the district. It goes from from something like 26% to 23% black. Hopefully this gets shut down quickly.