Will there be enough of a mid-term backlash?

[trof]

Enough to at least give us back one house?
Or will there even be a backlash?
Or are we just gerrymandered out of it for now?
I have no idea.
Like to see your thoughts...whys and wherefores.
Thanks.

[SoCalMusicLover]

1. With FIXED Voting Machines, It's Unlikely

The repubs can always swing enough close races to give them the majority, which is all they need for control.

It's a piece of cake to swing House races, since a few votes switched here and there won't get noticed.

Our side does not seem too concerned about it, so I have zero doubt it will continue.

[murielm99]

2. That is a very strange assumption.

Our side is vert concerned about switched votes, voter suppression, Russian involvement.

We are figuring out what to do about it. GOTV. Publicity. Contact all your representatives. Find people to run. Do what you can.

[Blue_Tires]

3. If we get out the vote, sure...

[NurseJackie]

4. YES! Specifically... people who understand the importance of voting for DEMOCRATS. Not...

... people who enjoy throwing their vote away on some Green candidate or "write-in" candidate who has NO CHANCE IN HELL of winning (you know... to "teach-Democrats-a-lesson" or some other such expression of pride and vanity.)

[emulatorloo]

5. GOTV. Dems in general tend to skip midterms, while Republicans flood the polls

[MiniMe]

6. I think it may depend on how much they feel the pain about healthcare

[MineralMan]

7. If we work hard enough, yes.

If not, or if we descend into bickering and name calling, no.