There’s no bigger development in 2011 that will affect the political landscape than the decennial process of redrawing the district boundaries for members of the House. In 22 states, it’s a process steeped in partisanship — with one party holding unilateral control of the process, thanks to majorities in the state legislature.
For lawmakers in tenuous districts, 2010 will mark a year where they will be as concerned about the machinations in state capitals ans much as votes on Capitol Hill.
Here is a list of the 10 lawmakers who will have to worry most about their own political survival in 2012 thanks to redistricting.
Full Story: NationalJournal.com – Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide – Wednesday, November 17, 2010