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Check it all out at christophertkenny.com/atlas. More details explained in the data and methodology sections of the website!
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3 new projects: 1/3 an Algorithmic Redistricting Atlas. Explore congressional redistricting across enacted, simulated, and optimized maps. It has data for the last 5 presidential elections, and you can swing the national baseline.
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The new algorithm works well with an existing “short-burst” concept for drawing optimized plans. This powers the simulated gerrymanders in the atlas, for both seat maximizing and safe seat maximizing.
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2/3 Republicans have had a built-in edge in the House for years from the asymmetric geographic sorting of Democrats and Republicans. In a new paper, I show that edge has steadily declined and largely disappeared by 2024. osf.io/preprints/so...
Algorithmic Redistricting Atlas
I assemble precinct-level returns from the last five presidential elections and combine them with nonpartisan simulations. 2008 voters give Democrats around 203 seats, while 2024 voters would split the House about evenly, absent gerrymandering. This data powers the atlas. Original data sources:
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