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« on: July 12, 2019, 09:40:17 PM » |
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Pennsylvania seems quite gerrymandered, Democrats won the popular vote for the state House by 11 points in 2018 and still clearly lost the majority (rather than say a Virginia HoD situation where they come really close), Pennsylvania also being a swing state in 2020 could be bad for state Democrats here, the state House and presidential margins were relatively close in 2016. I'm not a very informed person on Pennsylvania politics but the current map seems very difficult for Democrats to win with, though it probably is possible. Is this right or am I missing something, and so how would this factor into an analysis of Pennsylvania's state legislature?
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