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Did the Redistricting Wars Backfire on Republicans? In a Word, No.

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The New York Times examines whether recent redistricting battles backfired on Republicans and concludes that they did not. According to the Times, the redistricting efforts helped the G.O.P. avoid additional House losses in the midterms, on top of the advantage the party already holds from gerrymandering.

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  1. The New York Times FIRST 3h ago Did the Redistricting Wars Backfire on Republicans? In a Word, No.

    They helped the G.O.P. avoid more House midterm losses — on top of the advantage they already have from gerrymandering.

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