@jacobfhsmith
Jacob Smith
2 years
Alaska is > 17% of US land area, so if Mary Peltola wins, Dems will more than double their geographic footprint! Every other district they hold could fit inside AK-AL!
@Redistrict
Dave Wasserman
4 years
Fact: next year, Dems will represent 51% of all House seats but just 16% of the nation's land area, the smallest geographic footprint of any majority in modern history.
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@BruneElections
Ryan Brune
2 years
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@AndrewDahDude
Andrew
2 years
@jacobfhsmith @realtonysm1th Man, the comments on Dave's tweet are something else
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@BorderPolitics_
Unfortunately Political
2 years
@jacobfhsmith Truly ridiculous stat
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@Odoyle1201
Brian Doyle
2 years
@jacobfhsmith If that happens, someone needs to break it down on a map thatโ€™s to scale.
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@Speeding_max
Speedster Max ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ
2 years
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@Jahiegel
Joe Hiegel
2 years
@jacobfhsmith AK-ALโ€™s representing ~a sixth of the nationโ€™s land area conveniently allows us to sort the CDs by area and then create six ~equal (w/variance of no more than 5%) pots; we can say, then, that each of these comprises roughly the same share of land:
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@_____Heather_
๏ฃฟ Heather ๐Ÿ”†
2 years
@jacobfhsmith People, not land, vote. Talking in terms of acreage represented sounds like the opposite of the one person, one vote mantra of equal representation. Like weโ€™re moving back to only land-owning men get true civic representation.
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@phillyprosper
๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ Philly Proper ๐Ÿณ๏ธโ€๐ŸŒˆ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ฑ
2 years
@jacobfhsmith Well letโ€™s win it for no other reason!
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@wakemein2020
Legal Ish
2 years
@jacobfhsmith Now do people.
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