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DianaForRussFeingold

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3. Huh...I think that's a very good question
Sun Jan 27, 2013, 02:36 AM
Jan 2013
I don't understand this issue and asking questions is the only way to learn. Thank you..
Dumb question about redistricting: [View all] MinneapolisMatt Jan 2013 OP
districts have to be equal in population dsc Jan 2013 #1
Easily done: napoleon_in_rags Jan 2013 #2
then you should eliminate districts dsc Jan 2013 #5
I heard Maddow putting forth the numbers. napoleon_in_rags Jan 2013 #6
No it wouldn't dsc Jan 2013 #7
Are you going to make me do math while drinking my saturday night beers? napoleon_in_rags Jan 2013 #9
you are assuming where you live has nothing to do with how you vote dsc Jan 2013 #15
Yeah, today I realized the problem with what I wrote. napoleon_in_rags Jan 2013 #17
one last example using NC dsc Jan 2013 #16
Go here and please learn just how not easy redistricting is. DRoseDARs Jan 2013 #8
Oh I know there's a lot to it. napoleon_in_rags Jan 2013 #18
*facepalm* OK, no, enough. Continually spouting math and quantum physics shows you don't understand. DRoseDARs Jan 2013 #22
With all due respect, this situation is very much about math. napoleon_in_rags Jan 2013 #23
You're missing the forest... for the bees. The only math that matters is ensuring each district has DRoseDARs Jan 2013 #24
population is not uniformly distributed throughout any state JVS Jan 2013 #10
Very enlightening, Sherlock. napoleon_in_rags Jan 2013 #11
"Draw a vertical line down the middle..." JVS Jan 2013 #13
middle: refering to the midpoint of the population density, not the area. napoleon_in_rags Jan 2013 #14
This message was self-deleted by its author jeff47 Jan 2013 #20
States aren't uniformly populated. jeff47 Jan 2013 #19
Huh...I think that's a very good question DianaForRussFeingold Jan 2013 #3
Thanks! MinneapolisMatt Jan 2013 #4
We certainly could, that would be the rational and obvious solution (although it wouldn't be the Egalitarian Thug Jan 2013 #12
We probably shouldn't even have districts. krispos42 Jan 2013 #21
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