Scott's District Maps Series

[Adam Griffin]

Georgia GOPMander (12-2)

GA-1: 93.2% Obama, 6.4% McCain;
81% Black, 12% White, 5% Latino

GA-2: 50.3% McCain, 48.9% Obama;
66% White, 17% Black, 8% Latino

GA-3: 54.3% McCain, 44.7% Obama;
60% White, 23% Black, 10% Latino

GA-4: 65.8% McCain, 33.2% Obama;
75% White, 17% Black, 6% Latino

GA-5: 68.8% McCain, 30.2% Obama;
72% White, 15% Latino, 7% Black

GA-6: 69.9% McCain, 29.2% Obama;
70% White, 14% Latino, 8% Black

GA-7: 57.8% Obama, 41.4% McCain;
52% White, 29% Black, 11% Latino

GA-8: 60.8% McCain, 38.3% Obama;
70% White, 17% Black, 8% Latino

GA-9: 52.1% McCain, 47.3% Obama;
56% White, 37% Black, 4% Latino

GA-10: 53.4% McCain, 45.9% Obama;
57% White, 34% Black, 6% Latino

GA-11: 53.2% McCain, 46.2% Obama;
58% White, 36% Black, 4% Latino

GA-12: 54.6% McCain, 44.9% Obama;
60% White, 32% Black, 5% Latino

GA-13: 55.9% McCain, 43.5% Obama;
64% White, 28% Black, 5% Latino

GA-14: 52.5% McCain, 47.0% Obama;
55% White, 38% Black, 5% Latino

[Adam Griffin]

Georgia DEMander (10-4)

You can get a 12-2 Dem gerrymander, but this is the most you can gerrymander without more than 2 seats falling in a mid-term.

GA-1: 51.6% Obama, 47.6% McCain;
60% White, 28% Black, 8% Latino

GA-2: 54.4% Obama, 44.7% McCain;
63% White, 23% Black, 10% Latino

GA-3: 52.3% Obama, 46.9% McCain;
51% White, 38% Black, 8% Latino

GA-4: 51.9% Obama, 47.2% McCain;
58% White, 24% Black, 11% Latino

GA-5: 51.3% Obama, 47.9% McCain;
54% White, 20% Black, 14% Latino

GA-6: 52.2% Obama, 47.1% McCain;
45% White, 35% Black, 11% Latino

GA-7: 74.8% McCain, 24.3% Obama;
80% White, 9% Latino, 8% Black

GA-8: 52.3% Obama, 47.1% McCain;
49% White, 38% Black, 8% Latino

GA-9: 67.3% McCain, 32.0% Obama;
69% White, 24% Black, 5% Latino

GA-10: 51.0% Obama, 48.5% McCain;
58% White, 34% Black, 5% Latino

GA-11: 51.7% Obama, 47.7% McCain;
58% White, 34% Black, 4% Latino

GA-12: 59.8% McCain, 39.4% Obama;
60% White, 32% Black, 5% Latino

GA-13: 51.3% Obama, 48.1% McCain;
52% White, 41% Black, 4% Latino

GA-14: 60.0% McCain, 39.4% Obama;
62% White, 31% Black, 4% Latino

[Adam Griffin]

Are kiddy-corner connectors actually legal? Is there an example of them in real life?

Yes. NC has used them.

The technical term is point contiguity. It's up to each state as to the validity of such connections. Most states don't allow point contiguity, but some do such as NC as Sol mentioned. Note the Guilford interlock between NC-6 and NC-13 in the 112th Congress.

This makes me incredibly sad

2001-2004
RIP GA Dems

[Adam Griffin]

Nevada DEMander (4-0)

CD-1: Obama 57.2%, McCain 40.5%;
White 49%, Latino 31%, Black 11%

CD-2: Obama 54.3%, McCain 43.3%;
White 59%, Latino 22%, Asian 9%

CD-3: Obama 53.9%, McCain 43.9%;
White 68%, Latino 18%, Asian & Black 5%

CD-4: Obama 55.7%, McCain 42.4%;
White 60%, Latino 18%, Asian 12%

[Adam Griffin]

Colorado DEMander (6-1)

I'm kind of regretting not going for a 7-0, seeing as how I ended up with three 60%+ Obama precincts. Oh well.

CD-1: Obama 52.3%, McCain 46.3%;
White 79%, Latino 13%, Asian 3%

CD-2: Obama 52.2%, McCain 46.1%;
White 80%, Latino 16%, Asian 2%

CD-3: Obama 52.4%, McCain 45.9%;
White 70%, Latino 21%, Black 4%

CD-4: McCain 64.8%, Obama 33.7%;
White 81%, Latino 13%, Black 2%

CD-5: Obama 61.0%, McCain 37.3%;
White 84%, Latino 10%, Asian 3%

CD-6: Obama 61.7%, McCain 36.8%;
White 66%, Latino 19%, Black 8%

CD-7: Obama 62.3%, McCain 35.9%;
White 56%, Latino 30%, Black 8%