Yup. I remember when Indiana refused to redistrict it. You guys got all mad, called them everything, RINO, cucks, traitors, you name it. Well, you dumbasses got it completely wrong. If those two states did what you wanted, you might have had two, maybe three GOP seats between them.

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Real Clear Politics reported:

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Texas (target: +5 GOP). The map that started the war converted five Democratic seats into districts Trump would have carried by 10 points or more. Republicans won only one: the Dallas-area TX-32, where Jace Yarbrough beat Democrat Dan Barrios by nearly 3 points.

Democrats held TX-28 (Henry Cuellar) and TX-34 (Vicente Gonzalez). They also won TX-9 (Leticia Gutierrez, whose opponent conceded within an hour of polls closing), and TX-35 (Johnny Garcia). Democrats took two GOP-held seats as well, including TX-15, where Tejano star Bobby Pulido unseated Rep. Monica De La Cruz in a district Trump won by 18 points. Net result: Republicans end up with fewer Texas seats than before they redrew.

Florida (target: +4 GOP). Zero for four so far. Reps. Kathy Castor (FL-14) and Jared Moskowitz (FL-25) won reelection, Moskowitz despite $26 million spent against him. Democrat Pia Dandiya won the open FL-22. Rep. Darren Soto holds a narrow lead in FL-9, which remains uncalled.

Ohio (target: +2 GOP). Both targeted Democrats, Greg Landsman (OH-1) and Marcy Kaptur (OH-9), won. Democrats also flipped OH-7 and OH-15, and Kristina Knickerbocker leads Rep. Mike Turner in OH-10.

North Carolina (target: +1 GOP). Rep. Don Davis (D) leads in the redrawn NC-1, which is uncalled. Republican Greg Murphy, whose district was reshaped in the process, leads by just 0.1 point. Democrats flipped the open NC-11 and lead GOP incumbents in five other districts.

Tennessee (target: +1 GOP). This is one of the GOP’s two wins: Republicans are projected to take TN-9. But Democrat Victoria Broderick leads Rep. Scott DesJarlais in TN-4, which would cancel the gain. Rest of article.

It was Texas that started the redistricting wars this year and it was Texas Republicans who paid the price. The little stunt generated a reciprocal move in California, where the Democrats redrew maps to target GOP seats. Unfortunately for the Republicans, the move paid off as the Democrats flipped five targeted Republican seats.

This post was edited on 11/10/26 at 11:32 am