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jimrtex
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« on: April 24, 2011, 01:15:28 AM »

What's the point of slicing off part of Oklahoma county then tacking on those rural counties to the east?

There used to be a district that included Tinker, AFB, Fort Sill, and Altus AFB,which was long and narrow.  When there were 6 districts, one was in Okie C, one in Tulsa, one in the northeast, one in Little Dixie, one in the west and northern wheat-growing areas, and the military district.   The Little Dixie district had to keep expanding and was eliminated when the 6th seat was lost.

OK-2 was extended southward and shifted eastward so that the western, northern district (now OK-3) can come all the way to Tulsa.  It also takes Canadian and Altus.  OK-4 is the successor to the Tinker-Sill-Altus district, with some areas from Little Dixie like Ardmore and Duncan added.

Oklahoma County used to be chopped up a lot more.  You would still have to split it even if Pottatomie and Seminole were moved to OK-4.
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