There are 186 seats in Democratic states, 170 in Republican states, 79 in purple states. Republicans dominate the governments of NC, Georgia, which has allowed them to draw favorable maps in those states which gives them an advantage, however if they are unable to hang onto those governments the advantage will end up being in favor of the Democrats.

Wisconsin's supreme court now has a liberal majority and Democrats have a chance to flip NC's court over the next 2 elections if they turn out to be unfavorable. If that happens, Republicans will no longer be able to gerrymander NC and would lose the national advantage at gerrymandering.

There are 186 seats in Democratic states, 170 in Republican states, 79 in purple states. Republicans dominate the governments of NC, Georgia, which has allowed them to draw favorable maps in those states which gives them an advantage, however if they are unable to hang onto those governments the advantage will end up being in favor of the Democrats.

Wisconsin's supreme court now has a liberal majority and Democrats have a chance to flip NC's court over the next 2 elections if they turn out to be unfavorable. If that happens, Republicans will no longer be able to gerrymander NC and would lose the national advantage at gerrymandering.