u/bikeman11

▲ 501 r/minnesota

Given that states can now do this at will and that Minnesota’s maps are drawn by the legislature, should an effort be made to crack a few red districts?

For the record, I’m sorry so see that this is happening. But here we are.

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u/bikeman11 — 21 days ago
▲ 225 r/minnesota

I know this sub trends left and I'm guessing this will be voted down, but independents often cast the deciding vote in many elections because neither the left or right command enough of a percentage of voters to elect their candidates alone.

For me, the right has been so whacked out for so long, that I haven't voted for a Republican in years. But I do miss the balance they used to provide back in the Pawlenty days. It seems that's lost for a long time now with MAGA in control.

Does anyone miss having a sane counterbalance?

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u/bikeman11 — 22 days ago