Congressional District Boundaries are Still Unsettled in Six of the Seven Most Populous States

U.S. House district boundaries for 2012 are still unsettled in six of the seven most populous states. Only California’s U.S. House district boundaries are established.

The legislatures of Florida, New York, and Pennsylvania still haven’t passed any congressional redistricting bills. In Texas and Illinois, the legislatures have passed bills to draw new U.S. House districts, but lawsuits are challenging the new districts, and courts have already ordered the normal petitioning period for primary ballot access in those states pushed back. And in Ohio, the U.S. House districts were redrawn by the legislature, but a referendum petition is circulating. If the petition obtains enough signatures, the legislature’s plan can’t be used until the people vote on the plan in November 2012.


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Congressional District Boundaries are Still Unsettled in Six of the Seven Most Populous States — 3 Comments

  1. 3 ANTI-Democracy minority rule gerrymanders in the U.S.A. regime –

    House
    Senate
    Electoral College

    1/2 votes x 1/2 gerrymander areas = 1/4 CONTROL

    Much worse in the Senate due to lots of below average States.

    Much much worse due to primary math.

    Result – The EVIL in the U.S.A. regime since 4 Mar 1789
    Slavery to 1865
    Destruction of most American Indian tribes
    Undeclared WARS
    INSANE deficits and accumulated debt – now $ 15 TRILLION plus

    P.R. and nonpartisan App.V. — before it is too late.

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