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In this new, safer district, the likelihood of a primary challenge to Rep. Farenthold in 2014 is slim.

Sinema announced her decision in a Facebook post on Thursday, putting to rest speculation that she'd seek security in a safer district.

The remap process loaded up Saviano's district with Latino voters, but map makers gave McAuliffe a safer district in the suburbs and let him keep his Chicago 41st ward base.

"That fact that Congresswoman Sinema even considered abandoning her constituents for a safer district proves that she knows she's completely out of touch with the people she claims to represent," NRCC spokesman Matt Gorman said, according to The Hill.

The new map also protects two new Republican incumbents and an incumbent Democrat by drawing them into safer districts.

House members from these districts will be praying to the lords of redistricting this spring, hoping for revised and safer districts — meaning more partisan ones — for their 2012 elections.

It gives many of them safer districts than they would have had under the court-ordered plan, and in some cases, districts even more secure than the ones they now represent.

Meanwhile, Mr Brownstein et al say they also ensured that GOP congressmen, on several distinct metrics, are in far safer districts than they were during the last government shutdown in 1995.

More than a dozen foreign missions in London, including the Dutch and American ones, are cashing out and moving to less fancy (sometimes safer) districts, or considering doing so.

Heavy pressure from Washington played a role over the last week, as national party leaders weighed in, seeking safer districts for two of their influential favorites, Representatives Thomas M. Reynolds, an Erie County Republican, and Nita M. Lowey, a Westchester Democrat.

The alternative is to get incumbents from safer districts ― like Tim Ryan (D-Ohio), Seth Moulton (D-Mass).