I wanted to get in on the Wyoming fun, so I decided the state I’d do would be Idaho.
ID-1: More Republican without Ada County, which has trended less Republican over the past few cycles. The counties in the panhandle lean Dem in strong Democratic years.
ID-2: Covers Southern Idaho.
ID-3: Covers all of Ada County and portions of Canyon. Looking at the district, I would estimate it to be about R+8.
Bonus: Delaware with two districts
DE-1: Covers most of New Castle County and would be D+16. To make it, I looked at a map of New Castle County Council districts and figured out where to divide the county properly.
DE-2: Covers part of New Castle County and all of Kent and Sussex Counties. The PVI would be around D+1 based on 2008, but it probably would be more like R+2 in regular years. It might elect Christine O’Donnell, as both Kent and Sussex voted for her in the Senate race.
Second Bonus: Montana with two districts.
MT-1: This district would be about R+3 and would certainly be open to electing a Democrat, as it includes most of the places where Democrats perform well.
MT-2: Didn’t do much math on this one, but it would have a Republican PVI.