Blaze Media By CHRIS ENLOE
New York Democrats have proposed a redrawn congressional district map that kneecaps the Republican Party through heavily gerrymandered districts.
What are the details?
After reapportionment based on 2020 Census data meant that New York lost one seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, Democrats in the Empire State sought to solidify their stronghold on the state by significantly gerrymandering New York’s most populous areas.
Currently, Republicans represent just seven congressional districts in New York. But if the proposed redistricting map becomes law, Republicans will lose three of those districts outright, which would significantly help Democrats as they try to prevent Republicans from retaking control of the House in the 2022 midterm elections…
