Florida is also looking like it's gonna add some seats, despite that decrepit septuagenarian crying about how unfair it was and how DeSantis is a meanie.
remember that our detractors, those dang dirty trolls that come here and shittalk us all, told us nothing like this would ever happen. they told us virginia was getting those gerrymandered seats, and that the republicans would never add more.
texas is adding 5 seats because the supreme court ruled it was fine to use it and move forward during the challenge.
https://www.texastribune.org/2025/12/04/texas-redistricting-map-us-supreme-court-2026-midterms/ |
https://archive.ph/wip/2k7Z5
North Carolina redistricted the only contentious district to divide it in half, and make one vote republican, which basically cancels out the dem-favored seat (bonus points if you can guess what seat it is before checking!)
https://www.wral.com/story/nc-passe...al-districts-into-law-ahead-of-2026/22208874/ |
https://archive.ph/wip/7Q97U
ohio is redistricting in such a way as to shift the favoring of the districts from 10-5 republican-democrat to 12-3.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/10/31/ohio-redistricting-gerrymander-new-map-00631254 |
https://archive.ph/jvrFR
missouri is going with a map that is completely in the GOP's favor, adding one if not potentially two new seats for republicans, though one new seat is more likely. only question here is if they get 106,000 signatures in 6 districts (all democrats of course) to prevent the map from going forward without a ballot initiative, but the secretary of state
said that 1/3rd of the signatures are invalid.
https://www.npr.org/2025/09/13/nx-s...districting-plan-that-may-benefit-republicans |
https://archive.ph/wip/TfTYc
and that's just the states that have approved or mostly approved the map for 2026. republicans are adding 9 new seats with conservative estimates, and the democrats are dealing with shit like this:
i especially like this. they loved cherrypicking all their judges so specifically when they were the ones taking Trump to court, but now that the republicans are doing it, they're throwing a shit fit.
https://apnews.com/article/virginia...p-referendum-d4ece389549224ff188a86b9e3bad201 |
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one thing i noticed is that there are always calls to 'keep the maps fair' in republican redistricting regions by the libtards who show up to protest, but when it's their bughive redistricting the state like in virginia, they are completely silent.
even when they take power in fedland, they can't manage to do much more than screeching about how unfair it is that they can't ignore every law ever passed and do whatever they want, while their attempts to imitate the republicans, who did all their redistricting things last year when their state required them to, just never pan out!
it feels good to be fucking winners, doesn't it?
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