Fair redistricting: Texas

[Crenton]

This is my plan for North Carolina. I have tried to draw compact districts and cut down on splitting counties while keeping communities of interest and ensuring minority representation. The partisan split reflects recent election results as there are seven Republican districts and six Democratic ones. Located in the Sandhills region, the 9th district is the most competitive one and its PVI is D+2.



Basic facts about the districts are below.

CD 1: D+10; VRA district; 48% white & 44% black
CD 2: D+4
CD 3: R+9
CD 4: D+13
CD 5: R+18
CD 6: D+8
CD 7: R+10
CD 8: R+20
CD 9: D+2; majority-minority (49.8% white)
CD 10: R+12
CD 11: R+9
CD 12: D+16; VRA district; 49% white
CD 13: R+19

[Crenton]

I have only now noticed that the rules require deviation to be less than 0.5%. Is it too late for me to update my submission to be compliant with the rules?

[Crenton]

I have updated my proposal for North Carolina.



CD 1: D+10, deviation: +340
CD 2: D+4, +944
CD 3: R+9, +803
CD 4: D+13, +112
CD 5: R+19, -652
CD 6: D+8, -939
CD 7: R+10, +945
CD 8: R+20, -185
CD 9: D+2, +77
CD 10: R+11, +496
CD 11: R+9, -971
CD 12: D+16, +33
CD 13: R+19, -1007

The .drf file is at https://ufile.io/9p41r.

[Crenton]

When will the team score the maps?

[Crenton]

Can we see the rankings?

Are members of the ranking team allowed to vote for their own maps?

[Crenton]

Can we see the rankings?

Are members of the ranking team allowed to vote for their own maps?