Row 76034

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> Fourteen eastern Oregon counties have voted to indicate their support for moving the state border, which would turn close to 400,000 Oregonians into Idahoans and give Idaho control of almost two-thirds of Oregon’s land.

That's 10% of the population of Oregon. It isn't nobody and it does give greater power to Idaho. (I assume you meant Idaho in your second sentence.) I think your idea of finding a way to make it population neutral would be the only viable path, but only if the states remain continuous. That would be pretty interesting.

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text > Fourteen eastern Oregon counties have voted to indicate their support for moving the state border, which would turn close to 400,000 Oregonians into Idahoans and give Idaho control of almost two-thirds of Oregon’s land. That's 10% of the population of Oregon. It isn't nobody and it does give greater power to Idaho. (I assume you meant Idaho in your second sentence.) I think your idea of finding a way to make it population neutral would be the only viable path, but only if the states remain c…
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