>>>That said, there have been several recent elections where Dems got more votes for the House and still ended up with many fewer seats. I don't know the overall statistics, but in 2012 (I think; might have been 2010), here in PA, Dems got about a million more votes, but only 5 of 18 seats.
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>>>ROFL and LOL!!! I know. All the elections are rigged against the dems. Just like the MSM is rigged against them. You really ARE just too funny...
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>>What I reported is a fact. That it happened is partly due to where people live, but also due to gerrymandering. Take a look at the Congressional district map for PA and you'll see that it's absolutely a case of politicians choosing their constituents.
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>>Tamar
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>Even if that were true (and remember, Pelosi and the Ds fought for gerrymandering during the Bush years), that doesn't explain why the Rs have won more governor races and races below the national level..

Governor's races, you're right. But gerrymandering certainly plays a role in state legislature races.

Tamar