Dem-run blue states own goal that could hand Congress to GOP forever

The party may have shot its re-election chances in the foot by driving prospective voters from blue states to red ones.

Migration by residents into Republican areas has the power to reshuffle the electoral college, since votes are portioned out based on state population.

A state gets one electoral vote for each House representative and senator and since the House is set at 435 seats, a loss from one state translates into a gain for another.

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