In the previous post, I looked at the dynamics of voter registration within North Carolina's 13 congressional districts. This post begins a two-part review and analysis of the state's General Assembly districts, first with the 50 districts in the state senate. With much of the attention being paid to NC's congressional districts in this "blue-moon" election cycle, the state legislative races will command state-wide attention, with the Democrats attempting to at least break the Republican's super-majority numbers in both chambers.
The map of the most recently approved upper chamber districts:
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Showing posts with label state senate districts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label state senate districts. Show all posts
Monday, March 12, 2018
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