Take a close look at Oregon’s current Congressional map. When the 2020 census gave the state a sixth Congressional District Democrats, who have owned the state for decades (THAT is why it is dying), twisted four Congressional Districts so that each includes part of Portland, Oregon’s biggest city. Ninety percent of Portland residents are registered Democrats, so the Republicans who dominate the remaining parts of these four Congressional Districts don’t have a chance to elect someone who will represent THEM.
Portland has a population of only 635,000 and shrinking. It is smaller than the average number of people in Congressional Districts nationwide, which is 761,169, yet Portland residents are allowed to choose four Congressional seats. Did I mention that, out of six seats in Oregon, only one, Oregon’s Second Congressional District, is currently held by a Republican?
Democrats have become ever more abusive. They know they don’t have to listen to their citizens. They just listen to their donors and their violent, Marxist base who own the streets of Portland.
WHAT ARE BEND AND PORTLAND DOING IN THE SAME CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT?
The Fifth Congressional District, where I resided for 32 years, is now stretched 285 miles, from Portland to Bend, for one purpose only: Both cities have disproportionately high numbers of Democrat voters. The residents in between are disproportionately Republicans; however, that area doesn’t have enough population to vote in a Republican Congressperson. Likewise, putting Portland and Salem in the new Sixth Congressional District ensures that a Democrat will be sent to DC. Salem is Oregon’s capital and, much like Washington DC, is full of voters who live off the taxpayers. They know voting Democrat is their best chance of keeping the gravy train moving in their direction.
For comparison, here is the Congressional District map which served Oregonians for 40 years with very slight modifications with each census. The Fifth Congressional District, where I lived for 32 years, was a swing district of sorts, even though this photo makes it Blue.
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Let’s Discuss Census Fraud
As we enjoy the screeching and flailing by Democrats across the nation, pretending that the 57 Texas Democrat House members who flew to Illinois, New York, California and elsewhere on Beto O’Rourke’s private plane (he is a trust fund baby who has never held a job in the private sector), were “saving Democracy,” let’s step back to review the fraud commit…
The author, Diane L. Gruber, is a First Amendment advocate who writes for Substack. She calls her Substack newsletter America First Re-Ignited.
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Yes, the hypocrisy of Democrats complaining about Gerrymandering is palpable. Remember when he left office, Obama STATED that he was going to work to redistrict states in favor of Democrats. Gerrymandering is okay with Demonic Democrats do it, but it is not okay when Repugnant Republicans do it.
I think that we are in desperate need for every state to have truly independent commissions conduct redistricting.
First: Don’t count illegals or those with life sentences in prison.
Second: Redistricting should reduce the impact of large cities — this was part of the idea behind the electoral college. Districts that include large cities should not spill into the countryside, diluting the votes of those in less-populated areas.
Third: Districts should be based on (legal) voter registration. If 45% of a state is Democrat, then roughly 45% of the districts in Congress from that state should be held by Democrats. This will never align perfectly, and that small gap between, say, 45% voters and 42% seats in Congress is the gray area where the political elitist criminal class can play their games.