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Hoyer made clear that they shifted voters to flip the 6th District from a 47 percent to 36 percent voter registration advantage for Republicans to a 45 percent to 34 percent advantage for Democrats.
“It’s kind of lame, to be honest with you,” Joseph Obenour, a 47-year-old nurse from Cuddy, said of the changing districts after a rally for Lamb in Moon Township last week.
Until the Supreme Court decides, a federal judge has paused a challenge to the congressional map in North Carolina — where Republicans dominate the delegation 10-3 despite 47 percent of voters choosing
Last year, they won only three, even though their candidates took 47 percent of the congressional vote statewide.