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ExtremeScallop334• 1 karma
5 months ago
Why does the new 2024 midterm redistricting model 7.3 keep flipping swing districts in the Rust Belt?
Can't shake the feeling something's off with the latest redistricting algorithm. Model 7.3 from the Census Bureau's GIS suite— they call it "Dynamic Equilibrium"— keeps reclassifying PA-7 and OH-12 from toss‑ups to safe seats overnight. I keep seeing the same precincts get swapped in the latest shapefile v2.1, but the demographic data hasn't changed. Anyone else seeing this? Is it just me, or is there a hidden political lever in the new "Population Parity Index" that the GOP is exploiting? Feels like the whole process is being gamed, but I can't pin down which clause in the 2022 Reapportionment Act is being twisted.
- Looked at GIS metadata, nothing obvious.
- House Oversight report mentions "adjusted parity" but no details.
- Some local news outlets are quoting "statistical anomaly".
Looking for anyone who dug into the GIS metadata or the latest House Oversight report. TL;DR: model 7.3 = weird, need some insight.
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