[MtnClimber]

Republican lawmakers said the corresponding legislation for the proposed map “modernizes Tennessee’s redistricting process by removing racial data from the mapmaking process entirely,”

[Ingtar]

Even if the district looks like an upside-down U in that map, the current map is worse!

[woweeitsme]

Seems like an odd way to divide the map. The east side looks pretty good, but the west looks really weird.

[Steven Scharf]

THis map is as gerrymandered as the state maps we want to get rid of. I would not support this redistrcting.

Districts should be compact and maintain existing governement subdivisions as possible (ie. cities and towns). This map does the oppostire on both fronts.

[alancarp]

'“It’s a blatant, corrupt power grab that would destroy the Black community’s and our entire city’s voice,”'

As CURRENTLY configured...

California: 52 DEM, 7 REP, 1 IND
Colorado: 5 DEM, 0 REP
Connecticut: 5 DEM, 0 REP
Delaware: 1 DEM, 0 REP
Hawaii: 2 DEM, 0 REP
Illinois: 14 DEM, 3 REP
Maine: 2 DEM, 0 REP
Maryland: 7 DEM, 1 REP
Massachusetts: 9 DEM, 0 REP
New Hampshire: 2 DEM, 0 REP
New Jersey: 9 DEM, 3 REP
New Mexico: 3 DEM, 0 REP
New York: 19 DEM, 7 REP
Oklahoma: 5 DEM, 1 REP
Oregon: 5 DEM, 1 REP
Rhode Island: 2 DEM, 0 REP
Washington: 8 DEM, 2 REP

150 Democrats in just 16 states -- almost 3/4ths of the Democrat delegation in the House.