"58.6% of the vote to guarantee a two-thirds supermajority" seems low for a GOP state, unless the responsiveness is below 2, due to geography bias. It would be interesting to factor in each state's inherent responsiveness in your graph with the arrows, instead of assuming the same responsiveness (and geography bias) across all the states in the graph.
"58.6% of the vote to guarantee a two-thirds supermajority" seems low for a GOP state, unless the responsiveness is below 2, due to geography bias. It would be interesting to factor in each state's inherent responsiveness in your graph with the arrows, instead of assuming the same responsiveness (and geography bias) across all the states in the graph.
sorry, I meant "seems high", not "seems low".