Thread by @brendenmoore13

House Democrats have posted a far more detailed Google map of the proposed district boundaries. Take a look here #twill google.com/maps/d/u/1/vie…

After a decade with three senators repping Springfield, the capital city will largely be within one Senate district (shades of green). Rep. Sue Scherer’s House district (light green), which currently ends at Walnut Street, stretches out to Veterans Parkway on the west side.

The proposed 95th House district (dark green), includes much of Springfield’s south and west sides. It then swings up to the city’s north end, where it picks up GOP Rep. Tim Butler’s home.

This map would presumably help Scherer shore up her standing (she only won by 7 points in 2020) and give appointed Sen. Doris Turner a fighting chance to retain her seat. Springfield’s west side has gotten a lot more Democratic in the past decade, so we’ll see.

It appears Reps. Avery Bourne and Mike Murphy have been drawn into the same district (blue).

Here’s Decatur. Proposed map vs. current map.

Rep. Dan Caulkins’ district currently wraps around to the south side of the city, where he lives. Not anymore. He’s been drawn out.

As was the case last time, Sue Scherer retains the city’s urban core.

Caulkins has apparently been drawn in with three of his Eastern Bloc colleagues...

https://twitter.com/the_illinoize/status/1396588401927786504

Here’s Blo-No and Peoria. The purple and outlined green are coupled together as the Senate district, potentially shoring up Sen. Dave Koehler.

And, someone correct me if I’m wrong,but I believe the new 91st House district (green) would be an open seat. Potential pickup for Dems.

Also appears GOP Reps. Mark Luft and Keith Sommer have been drawn into the same district (dark green).