I find this to be a little more fun than generic redistricting: Canada-style, for those who don't know or remember, is a form of redistricting started at Swing State Project modeled after the Canada form of Congressional districts, called ridings. The two big differences are they have names instead of numbers, and are much (much) smaller, at 110,000. So a state that would only get 1 congressional districts would get between 5-7 ridings.
I've already done two of these, Small states (ND, SD and VT) and New Mexico, yielding a combined 22-16 delegation.
So, on to New Hampshire and Wyoming!
Canada-style allows a little more freedom with population variances, and New Hampshire has a maximum variance of 4,017 people, or 3.7%. Under Canada-style, New Hampshire would receive 12 electoral ridings. The state has no political data in DRA, so if anyone is knowledgeable about New Hampshire politics and wants to weigh in on its political leaning, please feel free. Until then, given New Hampshire's proneness to wild electoral swings, I'll call this 0-0-12. All of the ridings have an 88%+ white VAP.
Berlin-Plymouth-Hanover (Blue)
Laconia-Franklin (Green)
Lebanon-Claremont (Purple)
Rochester-Dover (Red)
Concord-Hookset-Epping (Yellow)
Durham-Portsmouth-Hampton (Teal)
Haymond-Derry (Gray)
Salem-Windham-Hudson (Slate)
Londonderry-Nashua (Cyan)
Merrimack-South Manchester (Magenta)
North Manchester-Antrim (Lime)
Rep. Frank Guinta (R) would live in one of the above two ridings.
Milford-Peterborough-Keene (Cornflower)
Rep. Charlie Bass (R) lives in this riding.
And now Wyoming. Wyoming gets 5 ridings. I tried to make at least one that was winnable for a Democrat, combining the two counties that voted for Obama in 2008, Laramie and Teton. And that riding voted 50-47.5 for McCain. Democrats have it rough in Wyoming. But I believe a Blue Dog would have a fighting chance in that riding. The variance between the largest and smallest riding is 1,104 people, or 1%. All the ridings have an 80+% white VAP
Jackson-Laramie-Cheyenne (Blue)
Rep. Cynthia Lummis (R) would live in either this riding or the other Cheyenne riding.
47.5-50.3 Obama/McCain Swing
Cheyenne-Torrington-Douglas (Purple)
34-64 O/M Safe Republican
Alpine-Rock Springs-Rawlins (Green)
30-67.5 O/M Safe Republican
Casper-Gilette (Red)
28-70 O/M Safe Republican
Cody-Thermoplis-Sheridan
24-74 O/M Safe Republican
So, by my calculations, these two states would add up to a 0-4-13 delegation, bringing the total for the country so far to 22-20-13
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