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Rep. Jim Clyburn Warns That South Carolina Gerrymander Will Backfire On Republicans
Clyburn said GOP map drawing could leave Republicans with fewer gains and give Democrats a chance to win at least 3 South Carolina seats.
- On Sunday, Representative James Clyburn warned Republicans that their gerrymandering efforts in South Carolina may backfire, claiming the redistricting could create opportunities for three Democrats to win seats in the United States Congress.
- The Supreme Court ruled South Carolina's district unconstitutional two years ago, yet President Trump has pushed for officials to redraw the lines anyway, a move Clyburn argued could dilute Republican strongholds.
- During the current 'gerrymandering wars,' Republicans have redrawn maps in six states, securing an approximate eight-seat advantage in House elections, though Democratic analysts note voters often defy partisan expectations.
- Texas Republicans expected to create five new GOP seats through redistricting, but analysts suggest they will likely win only 2-3 as Hispanic voters in newly carved-out districts have swung back toward Democrats.
- Clyburn told CNN anchor Jake Tapper that voters are watching closely and feeling the threat to the future, cautioning Republicans to 'be very careful what you pray for' because outcomes remain unpredictable.
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Rep. Clyburn says he is running for reelection ‘irrespective’ of South Carolina redistricting result
South Carolina Democratic Rep. James E. Clyburn said he is running for reelection even if the Republican-controlled state Legislature approves a new congressional map that attempts to push him out.
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Clyburn: SC Republican Redistricting Could Mean Two Dem Seat Pickups
Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union," Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) said Republican redistricting could cause his state to go from one Democratic congressman to three. The post Clyburn: SC Republican Redistricting Could Mean Two Dem Seat Pickups appeared first on Breitbart.
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