Which states will use new congressional maps in the midterms?
North Carolina
94.7%
Ohio
94.0%
Louisiana
92.0%
Texas
92.0%
North Carolina
$11,726.349
94.7%
ending in: 4mo
Ohio
$6,638.894
94.0%
ending in: 4mo
Louisiana
$16,014.809
92.0%
ending in: 4mo
Texas
$7,242.304
92.0%
ending in: 4mo
Utah
$76,332.319
91.0%
ending in: 4mo
California
$12,167.814
88.7%
ending in: 4mo
Alabama
$16,087.085
83.0%
ending in: 4mo
Missouri
$4,070.425
82.0%
ending in: 4mo
Florida
$2,167.643
68.0%
ending in: 4mo
South Carolina
$27,164.498
12.0%
ending in: 4mo
Washington
$6,134.078
8.0%
ending in: 4mo
Maryland
$13,315.369
7.4%
ending in: 4mo
Kansas
$6,355.024
7.0%
ending in: 4mo
Wisconsin
$18,909.612
6.1%
ending in: 4mo
New Jersey
$5,073.44
5.4%
ending in: 4mo
Virginia
$7,352.632
5.0%
ending in: 4mo
Indiana
$31,191.453
5.0%
ending in: 4mo
Georgia
$7,291.265
4.2%
ending in: 4mo
Illinois
$11,133.45
4.1%
ending in: 4mo
Nebraska
$6,895.137
4.1%
ending in: 4mo
New York
$15,262.94
2.2%
ending in: 4mo
Minnesota
$10,143.566
2.0%
ending in: 4mo
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