Gerryneutering: How Democrats Can Hack Gerrymandering for a 2020 Win

Thanks, I didn't know about that strategy!

Moving costs include only 3 months of rent and the physical act of moving as described in https://github.com/davidd8/us-electoral-college-balancer#ass.... I tried to match it with what corporations do, which is generally give the employee a flat $10K "relocation bonus."

One could definitely make this more sophisticated and specific to state by state rules, but I didn't have the time. But feel free to play around with the numbers in the notebook, as this is just a starting point.

There's a severe problem where many people fall into groups that are diametrically opposed to one another. Not only do they want opposite policies, it's so bad that even framing the exact same policy as coming from one group or the other inverts the resulting appeal. Of course, what you're asking for is possible to some extent and should be pursued vigorously and maybe that pursuit is lacking, but it's also important to recognize that, prior to a monumental social movement that changes everything, applying your obviously good advice consistently is actually impossible.