That ignores the fact that house elections happen every 2 years. If the GOP only have 204 safe seats, they are still short of a majority.
So if the Democrats make good progress this election, and in 2018, and heck even 2020, what's stopping them gaining control of the house back?
I asked you for the evidence of gerrymandered districts which would prevent a Democrat majority in the House. You didn't provide that. "Safe", "Likely", "Lean", and "Toss-up" are not necessarily measures of how much gerrymandering goes on...some places are more Republican than others, just as some places are more Democrat than others.
So, what actual evidence is there that districts are so badly gerrymandered that a Democratic house is impossible?
So if the Democrats make good progress this election, and in 2018, and heck even 2020, what's stopping them gaining control of the house back?
I asked you for the evidence of gerrymandered districts which would prevent a Democrat majority in the House. You didn't provide that. "Safe", "Likely", "Lean", and "Toss-up" are not necessarily measures of how much gerrymandering goes on...some places are more Republican than others, just as some places are more Democrat than others.
So, what actual evidence is there that districts are so badly gerrymandered that a Democratic house is impossible?
