> True, but only one of these parties ever talks about fixing the system. To be fair, of course, that's partially because the data says they'd win almost every

> True, but only one of these parties ever talks about fixing the system. To be fair, of course, that's partially because the data says they'd win almost every election if it came down to a straight popular vote, so any system not specifically gamed against them is in their favor. Democrats in New York produced a map so gerrymandered, it would have counterbalanced Republican gerrymandering elsewhere, but it was struck down by the courts: https://fivethirtyeight.com/videos/new-yorks-gerrymander-might-change-which-party-picks-up-seats-in-the-midterms/ https://fivethirtyeight.com/videos/new-yorks-gerrymander-mig...