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In reply to the discussion: Lauren Boebert Switches Districts [View all]onenote
(46,185 posts)62. Why not. It's a deep red district.
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Not just CO, it is the same for all 50 States. You do not have to live in the District you represent.
Celerity
Dec 2023
#11
Thank you and Ms Toad. I have long believed Reps were elected from their districts.
Deuxcents
Dec 2023
#13
Gerrymandering is to gain a partisan advantage. Also, House districts are often redrawn, so it
Celerity
Dec 2023
#17
yw, and another misconception I see many have is that a POTUS and VPOTUS cannot be from the same State.
Celerity
Dec 2023
#29
States can make their own laws though about where they want their state reps and state senators to reside
LeftInTX
Dec 2023
#53
see this for list (from mid 2017) of House members who are outside their districts
Celerity
Dec 2023
#37
As I indicated, my quick search did run across states which had added requirements.
Ms. Toad
Dec 2023
#40
I already provided 'case closed' documentation, I cannot believe you are still requesting more
Celerity
Dec 2023
#42
there is no uncertainty, unless Clarence Thomas (who wrote the dissent in Thornton) finally gets his way
Celerity
Dec 2023
#51
Thanks. Never really thought about it, but the district is voting for person they
Silent Type
Dec 2023
#28
From mid 2017: At least 21 members of the House are registered to vote outside their districts
Celerity
Dec 2023
#32
In CO-4 (the district in question) Ken Buck himself did not live in the district. He was registered in CO-2 at least
Celerity
Dec 2023
#45
she doesn't even have any experience with the citizens in the district she is in NOW
Takket
Dec 2023
#15
Isn't that Ken Buck's district? He's not running again due to people like Boebert!
diva77
Dec 2023
#6
It was the only way she could resolve the disatisfaction of her constituency. Become a carpet bagger.
marble falls
Dec 2023
#9
That is pretty much ranch country and solid republican. She can lose the primary though.
33taw
Dec 2023
#72
She isa group groper and a fucking piece of shit. She is a motherfucking lie once again.
SoFlaBro
Dec 2023
#46
Really? There are quite a few Democrats who don't live in the district they represent.
onenote
Dec 2023
#61
She is a filthy, nasty fucking scumbag. Such a lowlife, slicked-back shitbird.
SoFlaBro
Dec 2023
#59
So now we get to see how completely stupid the voters in District 4 can be
SouthernDem4ever
Dec 2023
#69