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belgiansocialist
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« Reply #1 on: June 15, 2011, 02:30:30 PM » |
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« Edited: June 15, 2011, 02:42:19 PM by belgiansocialist »
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And, I worked it out for myself:
SC as a whole, bear in mind that the underlying assumption is that the app has a structural GOP bias of about 2,5% , as someone said in this very thread. It's entirely possible that I'm mistaken, in whcih case this map won't be too sweet for the Dems.
CD1: McCain 50,5 - Obama 48,0 TOSS-UP CD2: McCain 43,7 - Obama 55,3 LEAN/SOLID Dem CD3: McCain 70,6 - Obama 27,7 SOLID Rep CD4: McCain 67,9 - Obama 30,8 SOLID Rep CD5: McCain 48,8 - Obama 50,0 T0SS-UP/ LEAN Dem CD6: McCain 50,3 - Obama 48,6 TOSS-UP CD7: McCain 61,1 - Obama 37,6 SOLID GOP
Again, if there should turn out to be no structural GOP-advantage due to something with absentee ballots/abstention/..., this map wouldn't be too hot. That said, i have to say that what started as an attempt at a Dem Gerrymander, actually finished as quite a fair map. In a good year the Dems can win 4 seats, in a bad year none at all.
Oh, and a zoom-in of the North Chareston area, which is quite badly mangled, I'm afraid.
And, while the map may look horrible, all seats are geographicaly consistent; Anyone could go anywhere in their district without having to leave it.
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