Critics say Indiana redistricting dilutes minority influence

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4 thoughts on “Critics say Indiana redistricting dilutes minority influence

    1. I can’t handle the possibility of differing perspectives that might make me re-evaluate my worldview! Just tell me what I want to hear!

    2. I guess sorry they didn’t put this in a Fox like headline more palatable to you like “Socialist attempt to more evenly distribute districts stopped by GOP. ” LOL

      Neither side should be able to do this, its how we get extreme candidates in Congress from around the country on both sides of the aisle. Indiana will probably always lean GOP, but they shouldn’t be able to act without impunity or consequence if their policies are not in the best interest of the state/locality. Same for Dems in Blue states like NY and California.

    3. Ryan, the best solution to that might be to switch to an open primary. Whichever two candidates get the most votes in the primary face off in the general election. If one candidate gets a majority in the primary, just skip the general election.

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