This diary could be a Democratic proposal for Minnesota's congressional districts provided a willingness to do something that there is no willingness for in the real word; split Minneapolis. Nevertheless with an acceptance of that (and the ability to actually implement a map) Minnesota could very possibly be sending 7-1 Democratic delegations to Washington for the next decade.
MN1 (Blue): 51.0/46.5
District maintains it's very slight republican lean but Tim Walz is tough and he keeps 90% of his constituents with this district.
MN2 (Dark Magenta): 57.8/40.2
The 2nd now stretches into Minneapolis and becomes nine points more Democratic. Kline can't survive this district. Unfortunately I've reversed the colours from the defaults between the 2nd and 3rd CDs.
MN3 (Green) 57.8/40.6
The Minnesota third congressional district now includes south-western Minneapolis and as such becomes five points more democratic. Paulsen almost certainly wouldn't keep this district.
MN4 (Red) 61.4/36.7
Still contains all of St Paul and is still Democratic enough to keep McCollum safe.
MN5 (Gold) 61.0/37.0
The 5th is still sufficiently Democratic for Ellison to avoid primaries.
MN6 (Teal) 40.7/57.0
The 6th is the sole Republican district. Chip Cravaaack's I guess...
MN7 (Gray) 47.7/48.9
This is Collin Peterson's district; it goes all the way to the Iowa border now. The PVI is pretty much unchanged and Peterson will hold it for as long as he wants.
MN8 (Slate Blue) 53.9/43.8
Is actually rather a bit safer than the Obama numbers suggest. The average Dem is 56.7/43.3. Chip Cravaaaack has been drawn out of the seat to ensure an open race. This Iron Range based district now extends south to pick up St Cloud.