2024 thread

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I know it's a little early....

but this could be good news for Dems as the word on the street was redistricting was going to kill the dems

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/where-america-lost-and-gained-population-could-throw-democrats-a-redistricting-lifeline/
the good news for Democrats came in which parts of the country gained and lost population since the 2010 census. Despite the country’s overall population increasing by 7.4 percent, rural areas — the reddest parts of the country — have steadily lost residents over the past 10 years.

there's is always a but...
However, as Wasserman’s estimate makes clear, the population trends from the 2020 census are not enough to cancel out any gerrymandering efforts. Rather, the census numbers are merely a silver lining for Democrats.
So Democrats got some good news with the specific census data released earlier this month, but they are still in an unenviable position. As long as redistricting remains such a subjective process, who draws the maps will remain more important than the underlying data.

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So who do we have to face off against Tucker in 2024?

[Starsky]

Sly

[Julian, Bespoke SEXPERT]

Sly

How do we decide which member of the Family Stone is the VP?

[sweetcell]

Sly

How do we decide which member of the Family Stone is the VP?

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