X owner Elon Musk has taken notice of a bizarre electoral makeup taking place in New England.
Vice President JD Vance took to X to post about the six states that comprise New England and Republican-to-representative ratio.
Look:
This is really something. New England’s six states vote about 40 percent Republican, and have literally zero republican representatives in Congress. https://t.co/1DgmOvaFl6
— JD Vance (@JDVance) October 18, 2025
“This is really something. New England’s six states vote about 40 percent Republican, and have literally zero republican representatives in Congress,” Vance said of the graphics.
Zero is a very low number https://t.co/FKoy0xVEqh
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 18, 2025
“Zero is a very low number,” Musk responded.
He shared a separate post that further illustrated the absurdity of the region’s lack of GOP representation.
Given that the census counts all persons, NOT just all citizens, for purposes of determining the number of House seats, and the disproportionate number of non-citizens in New England, there are technically a negative number of Republicans elected, as seats were taken from red… https://t.co/M7w3U8h0Kz
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 18, 2025
“See all this red in New England? You know how many Congressional seats are held by Democrats? 21. How many are held by Republicans? Zero. Don’t talk to us about gerrymandering when this is what Democrats do,” the original poster wrote of the ocean of red in New England.
“Given that the census counts all persons, NOT just all citizens, for purposes of determining the number of House seats, and the disproportionate number of non-citizens in New England, there are technically a negative number of Republicans elected, as seats were taken from red parts of the country,” Musk said.
Other X users weighed in:
The other issue in states like Massachusetts is candidates running unopposed. The state GOP party is the party of Romney, Charlie Baker, and Asa Hutchinson. They do actively nothing to run candidates. @grok how many congressional candidates have ran unopposed the last 3 cycles?
— Roy Unfiltered (@Rmitchell75R) October 18, 2025
So we’ve entered the quantum phase of democracy, seats existing in red and blue states simultaneously…
— Pawthereum (@pawthereum) October 18, 2025
We need a Constitutional Convention.
• census limited to citizens only
• term limits for Congress
• sunset clauses for all NGOs
• end the bureaucrat–corporate revolving door
• paper ballots & two-day federal voting holidayRestore accountability. Restore our republic.
— Andrew Conway (@AIConway08) October 18, 2025
Even despite this, ZERO seems crazy. Isn’t the only technical explanation that republicans aren’t turning out to vote in the districts that are red?
— Mike P (@mikepat711) October 18, 2025
New Hampshire, in particular, has a plurality of republicans. We have a republican Governor, House, Senate, and Executive Council. But no national representation? The fraud needs to be investigated.
— Scott Prevett IFBAP (@ScottPrevett) October 18, 2025
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