60,000 per District. Alternate 2010 Congressional Districts.

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Indiana
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71: Republican (5 Competitive)
29: Democratic (6 Competitive)

(NT: 465 R, 395 D)

Majority-Minority Districts:
18 Hispanic (+1)
4 Native American
21 African American (+6)
12 Asian American

Minority Representatives:
14 Hispanic (+1)
6 Native American/Pacific Islander
18 Asians
28 African American (+7)
 

theflyingmongoose

Kentucky (68 Districts):
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32: Democratic (4 Competitive)
36: Republican (2 Competitive)

(NT: 501 R, 427 D)

Majority-Minority Districts:
18 Hispanic
4 Native American
22 African American (+1)
12 Asian American

Minority Representatives:
15 Hispanic (+1)
6 Native American/Pacific Islander
18 Asians
28 African American
 
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theflyingmongoose

Louisiana (70 Districts):
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36: Democratic (5 Competitive)
54: Republican (1 Competitive)

(NT: 555 R, 463 D)

Majority-Minority Districts:
19 Hispanic (+1)
4 Native American
28 African American (+6)
12 Asian American

Minority Representatives:
16 Hispanic (+1)
6 Native American/Pacific Islander
18 Asians
33 African American (+5)
 

theflyingmongoose

ALABAMA (75 Districts)

(No map it was corrupted)

Democratic: 30 (8 competitive)
Republican: 45 (2 Competitive)

(NT: 600 R, 493 D)

Majority-Minority Districts:
19 Hispanic
4 Native American
38 African American (+10)
12 Asian American

Minority Representatives:
17 Hispanic (+1)
6 Native American/Pacific Islander
19 Asians (+1)
40 African American (+7)
 

Tsochar

theflyingmongoose said:
Kentucky (68 Districts):
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32: Democratic (4 Competitive)
36: Republican (2 Competitive)

(NT: 501 R, 427 D)

Majority-Minority Districts:
18 Hispanic
4 Native American
22 African American (+1)
12 Asian American

Minority Representatives:
15 Hispanic (+1)
6 Native American/Pacific Islander
18 Asians
28 African American
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I'm really surprised how even it is. Are you sure you didn't unintentionally gerrymander it?
 

theflyingmongoose

Tsochar said:
I'm really surprised how even it is. Are you sure you didn't unintentionally gerrymander it?
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No. I spent hours checking because it didn't make sense to me either. However, Democrats actually outnumber Republicans in Kentucky by a 5 point margin. 36-30 is the equivalent of about a 56-44 election. The incumbent Dem governor won in 2019, and before c. 2011 Democratic Governors were more common. The reason I think so many of these democrats don't vote blue or stay home is because of national politics. I figured if the people are more localized they stand better chances.
 

theflyingmongoose

South Carolina (75 Districts):
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28 Democratic
47 Republican

(NT: 647 R, 421 D)

Majority-Minority Districts:
19 Hispanic
4 Native American
47 African American (+9)
12 Asian American

Minority Representatives:
19 Hispanic (+2)
6 Native American/Pacific Islander
19 Asians
47 African American (+7)
 
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