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You've crowed that a few times. Why have Democrats lost seats? It's largely a function of gerrymandering not that too few people vote Democratic. In Wisconsin, "Republicans got just 48.6 percent of the statewide vote, they still captured a 60-39 seat advantage in the General Assembly."
You can't gerrymander unless you won the elections in the first place! After that, the other side can complain they lose all the time due to gerrymandering, when they have absolutely no proof that they would have won in any of those elections that they claimed gerrymandering.