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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]IF it follows the trend of the previous 5 years, then 80% of that migration is going into the urban and suburban area which trend more liberal vs the rural areas which trend more conservative. This is why Texas is heading towards being a purple state rather than a red one. The blue areas are growing significantly faster than the red areas. Trump won Texas in 2020, but only 630K votes. The last 4 years have show a significant growth in the most liberal areas of the state (Austin in #1, but Houston, Dallas and San Antonio area all likewise growing in liberal voters). The November election in Texas should be interesting to watch.[/quote] Is Texas gerrymandered?[/quote] Yes, very. Texas’s most recent gerrymander managed to dilute all of the gains in voters who were overwhelmingly moving to the urban and suburban areas. [img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FCnoyDJXMAAyqfV?format=jpg&name=900x900[/img][/quote]
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