Well if you didn't make the state a single district you would still have gerrymandering opportunity

Each state would be one district

@hueyli.bsky.social has been beating the drum on this recently, I hope he sees these numbers

Wow! That's a lot higher support level than I expected. And that 32%"don't know" means there's a high ceiling

In light of current gerrymandering efforts by several states, would you support a national change to move to making each state its own congressional district that sends to Congress representatives proportional to the vote for that party within that state?

ACS data is far from perfect, but I think it helps illustrate the reality that most "vacant" units are short-term vacancies related to either typical housing market churn, special / seasonal use cases, repairs, etc

70% of vacant units have been empty for less than 1 year

The sub-categories of this "other vacancy" category that most closely approximate a long-term, chronically vacated unit together comprise about 1.4 million units (or 1% of all "vacant" units nationwide)

But keep in mind that many of these are not in good condition

Or even if they're real people, how do you know they are even in America?