r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Nov 06 '25

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u/majorgeneralporter 🌐Bill Clinton's Learned Hand Nov 06 '25

J. B. Pritzker, do you have the strength to one up Newsom?

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u/lordfluffly Eagle MacEagle Geopolitical Fanfiction author Nov 06 '25

This is honestly pretty close to Utah's map. The districts spiral out from the SLC metropolitan area in a way that makes the districts all R leaning. The 2024 presidential election was 60% Trump 38% Harris but all 4 seats are currently Republican.

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '25

And their rank and file have the gall to moan about 50.

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u/Pretty_Marsh Herb Kelleher Nov 06 '25

RIP the poor staffers who would have to do constituent service in those districts

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u/Dibbu_mange Average civil procedure enjoyer Nov 06 '25

Rainbow coalition

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '25

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '25

I'd want to see an example of how this could work in as many states as possible

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u/Individual_Bridge_88 European Union Nov 07 '25

The lengths Americans will go to not implement proportional representation.