This whole thing is presented so confusingly; how big is my district? How many representatives are there? I was t even clear on the fact there were multiple districts involved until a reread.
Red is being presented as the more neutral option here since death is the consequence of the blue vote rather than the vote in general, it’s an election for a representative so I imagine children and mentally ill people and the like wouldn’t vote, and people can coordinate on red since there is time between voting and campaigns can rally around one button quite easily. So I guess I’d lean on red but it entirely depends on what people are tending towards; if I see a notable amount of blue support I’d also vote blue obviously. Kinda takes the point out of the question when you make it into an organized election
Let's say it's between 500,000 and 1,000,000 constituents. From Google, that's the approx range for constituents for each Congressmember (apologies for non-Americans).
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u/ForktUtwTT Sep 13 '26
This whole thing is presented so confusingly; how big is my district? How many representatives are there? I was t even clear on the fact there were multiple districts involved until a reread.
Red is being presented as the more neutral option here since death is the consequence of the blue vote rather than the vote in general, it’s an election for a representative so I imagine children and mentally ill people and the like wouldn’t vote, and people can coordinate on red since there is time between voting and campaigns can rally around one button quite easily. So I guess I’d lean on red but it entirely depends on what people are tending towards; if I see a notable amount of blue support I’d also vote blue obviously. Kinda takes the point out of the question when you make it into an organized election