Ok, not really. But here's some hypothetical mapping for all y'all (i'm speaking tennessean) who are interested.
TN-1: Phil Roe (R)
Not much of a difference here, it adds Jefferson and Grainger Counties (rural) and drops much of Sevier in return. Safe R: R+25, 64% GOP (not sure which elections are put into this average)
TN-2: Jimmy Duncan (R)
Duncan should be just as happy as Roe. He gets rural areas north of Knoxville instead of south of it, but he has all his base and no Democrat would win this in any year between 1860 and 2060. Safe R: R+19, 58% GOP
TN-3: Chuck Fleischmann (R)
Anonymous freshman Fleischmann (doesn't that sound cool?) gets an extremely gerrymandered but safe district. He adds rural territory up to the Kentucky border and yes, uses touch point. Safest R: R+26, 64% GOP. In a change, the third is more Republican than the first, albeit barely.
TN-4: St. Sens Andy Berke, Eric Stewart, or Charlotte Burks (D) vs. Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R)
DesJarlais is a freshman vulnerable to a primary. I tried to make this district a combination of ancesterally Democratic rural territory combined with minorities in Chattanooga and Oak Ridge (kind of), but since it's only 10% Black, there probably won't be a Black candidate nominated (see Elliott, Joyce for why this might be bad for Democrats if it were to happen). I don't know the ranking, I guess I'd say Lean R for now, but a Tennessean could fill me in if that's wrong. R+13, but 50% GOP
TN-5: Jim Cooper (D)
Cooper loses his portion of Wilson County, making this a point or two more Democratic.
D+5, 60% Dem. Safe D, Likely D if open and a liberal is nominated.
TN-6: Diane Black (R)
This Republican rising star (people always talk about her for leadership, but why not Senate if Alexander retires?) gets a super-safe district dominated by Nashville suburbs and taking in some conservative rural areas as well. Safe R: R+20, 59% GOP
TN-7: Marsha Blackburn (R)
This district becomes LESS ugly. It loses the finger into Cheatham and Montgomery, and East Memphis is given to a conservative district rather than given to Cohen. You'll see why in a bit. Safe R: R+20, 60% GOP
TN-8: St Sen Roy Herron again? (D) vs. Rep. Stephen Fincher (R)
I managed to make a district Obama won here. How? Add Clarksville, Jackson, and western Memphis. 27% Black and ancestrally D, so a conservaDem/Blue Dog should win the primary. Tilt D: R+2, 56% Dem.
TN-9: Steve Cohen (D)
The only congressman with my last name gets slightly safer from a primary challenge. His district is just barely 50% Black and extends into heavily GOP suburban areas instead of just GOP East Memphis, taking a PVI hit he can withstand just in case something happens to Blackburn, such as a scandal (I think she was on the CREW list). Safe D: D+9, 57% Dem.
And the whole state:
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