Isn't this a blue state? So Democrats purposely made weird looking districts in the state they control to increase their numbers? And they accuse Republicans of doing exactly that in other states LOL

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一小時內	Kyle Sprute sprute360	Both do its not an accusation
2 小時內	Quentin Smith qd_smith	Illinois is deep blue. Win Cook County - where Chicago proper is - and one other county, you take the state. People vote, land doesn't, and in terms of population that blue splotch 'long Lake Michigan _is_ Illinois.
2 小時內	Pete Wisnieff pwiz30	If you ignore the areas where all the people live Illinois is a red state.
4 小時內	Dylan Foster dyl.foster	🤦‍♂️ Someone new to gerrymandering has just entered the chat.
5 小時內	Hunter hunterswag985	gerrymandering happens on both sides and it has been for decades
11 小時內	Ellis Cole ellisdean	Might as well! SCOTUS refused to stop the practice. Why hobble yourself?
12 小時內	Tom Noel tomnoel1961	You're not taking into account that over 60% of all tax revenue collected for the state comes from the Chicago metro area. In essence, Chicago funds the entire state, yet the people in the red areas want more representation than those who are paying the taxes? No taxation without representation actually means something in Illinois. And it's time the downstate people start thinking long and hard about that. They talk about wanting their own state separate from Chicago.
12 小時內	Tom Noel tomnoel1961	Good luck funding it.
12 小時內	Maison Blanche \| Christen maison__blanche__	The population density is wildly different in red vs blue areas. Have you ever driven through Illinois? But of course both sides gerrymander! The whole system is so incredibly broken
14 小時內	Ricky Gooding Jr. izzrichard	As non biased viewpoint, both groups do that