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(12,718 posts) Wed Apr 29, 2026, 12:11 PM Wednesday

BREAKING: The Florida House has passed a new, aggressively gerrymandered congressional map that could net 4 GOP seats

ðŸš¨BREAKING: The Florida House has passed a new, aggressively gerrymandered congressional map that could net 4 GOP seats ahead of midterms.

Revealingly, the vote came just an hour after SCOTUS gutted the Voting Rights Act, rolling back 50 years of protections against racial gerrymandering.
— Democracy Docket (@democracydocket.com) 2026-04-29T15:44:02.988432943Z

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BREAKING: The Florida House has passed a new, aggressively gerrymandered congressional map that could net 4 GOP seats (Original Post) In It to Win It Wednesday OP

This goes against the Florida constitution flamingdem Wednesday #1

All these Republicans with the power to enforce the state consistution just chooses to wipe their ass with it In It to Win It Wednesday #2

Mark Elias should be brought in flamingdem Wednesday #3

Unfortunately NEOH Wednesday #4

flamingdem

(40,963 posts)

1. This goes against the Florida constitution

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Wed Apr 29, 2026, 12:12 PM

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Not that it matters to DuhSantis.

In It to Win It

(12,718 posts)

2. All these Republicans with the power to enforce the state consistution just chooses to wipe their ass with it

Reply to flamingdem (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 29, 2026, 12:18 PM

Wednesday

All the progressive things our constitution does, they ignore it. The Florida Supreme Court backs them up.

The moment Dems lost the 2018 Florida governor's race (and the Florida Supreme Court as a result), I knew then, we were fucked.

flamingdem

(40,963 posts)

3. Mark Elias should be brought in

Reply to In It to Win It (Reply #2)

Wed Apr 29, 2026, 12:20 PM

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if he's not already. He already has a ton of similar cases. Hope he's able to handle yet another.

NEOH

(340 posts)

4. Unfortunately

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Wed Apr 29, 2026, 12:20 PM

Wednesday

Unfortunately, Florida is a lost cause for the foreseeable future.

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