> They absolutely did vote for this Congress. Due to gerrymandering, they did not. In each of the last three House elections, the Dems' House seats have been

> They absolutely did vote for this Congress. Due to gerrymandering, they did not. In each of the last three House elections, the Dems' House seats have been ~2.5% beneath their national vote, and the GOP's House seats have been 5-6% above their national vote. In 2012, Democrats actually won more seats nationwide but the GOP got 53.6% of the seats. Also, this data ignores the voter suppression laws that prevent primarily Democratic citizens from voting. * 2012 Nationwide vote: Dem 48.8% / GOP 47.6% Seats won: Dem 46.2% / GOP 53.8% * 2014 Nationwide vote: Dem 45.5% / GOP 51.2% Seats won: Dem 43.2% / GOP 56.8% * 2016 Nationwide vote: Dem 48.0% / GOP 49.1% Seats won: Dem 44.6% / GOP 55.4%