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7. It failed by one vote in 2022 after resoundingly paasing the house

Fri May 8, 2026, 06:00 PM

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Feasibility is not the issue and voters have overwhelming supported the concept.

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The Democrat that came up with independent redistricting commissions need to be fired. [View all] Wanderlust988 Friday OP

It was a nice idea and still is SSJVegeta Friday #1

Federal laws for this are not a solution standingtall Friday #4

It failed by one vote in 2022 after resoundingly paasing the house SSJVegeta Friday #7

Still failed and if it did pass it would still be repealed standingtall Friday #8

I'm as frustrated as you are. COL Mustard Friday #2

I disagree- things would have been worse without them Fiendish Thingy Friday #3

What do Democrats ethics do for their voters losing their healthcare? standingtall Friday #5

Even independents pick a side. In It to Win It Friday #11

A strong majority of people approve of commissions. everyonematters Friday #12

I don't think that but In It to Win It Friday #13