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sonias

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1. This makes a lot more sense in view of the testimony given yesterday

Reply to sonias (Original post)

Fri Jan 27, 2012, 05:33 PM

Jan 2012

Posted under a separate thread. I'm just now getting my head wrapped around the concept of a compromise map that both parties actually agree to so that the April united primary election can go forward.

State's witness concedes point in hearing on Texas districts

Read more here: Fort Worth Star-Telegram Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012

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Prospects brighten for settlement that could save April election [View all] sonias Jan 2012 OP

This makes a lot more sense in view of the testimony given yesterday sonias Jan 2012 #1

GOP is afraid of split primary Gothmog Jan 2012 #2

Reports: Deal on congressional map could give Democrats 13-14 seats, protect Doggett sonias Jan 2012 #3

Texas Dems, minority groups near huge win with redistricting settlement sonias Jan 2012 #4

Settlement talks under way in Texas redistricting sonias Jan 2012 #5

SA Court Issues Ultimatum - Agree to Maps by Feb 6th or no April primary sonias Jan 2012 #6

No filing deadline or ballot draw this week Gothmog Jan 2012 #7

Tight deadlines may end up favoring Democrats sonias Jan 2012 #8