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NCDem47

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5. I KEEP asking....

Reply to In It to Win It (Original post)

Mon Oct 13, 2025, 04:23 PM

Oct 2025

What is the Democratic response to all these Red states redistricting??? (I know NC has a Dem gov, but can the legislature there overide a veto from him?)

Ok, so, California is on it. IF referrendum passes, we pick up, what, five seats? Texas, Missouri, Indiana, now NC (amd I misisng any?). What blue trifecta states do we have? Is this just a numbers game nationally that we can't win? I just don't get any sense of urgencey form the National Democratic Committee about fighting fire with fire here. It seems every week another Red state starts this bullshit.

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North Carolina Republicans announced today they're going to pass a new congressional map to draw a Dem out of Congress [View all] In It to Win It Oct 2025 OP

They have to cheat to win. Turbineguy Oct 2025 #1

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That's a lovely fantasy edhopper Oct 2025 #3

Maps have been drawn 3 times since 2020 dweller Oct 2025 #4

I KEEP asking.... NCDem47 Oct 2025 #5

Gov can't veto dweller Oct 2025 #7

Texas, Missouri, Indiana, now NC... and Ohio In It to Win It Oct 2025 #9

... and Kansas In It to Win It Oct 2025 #10

I guess Gov Stein can't Veto it? Cha Oct 2025 #6

Nope dweller Oct 2025 #8

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