The Midterm Popular Vote Is More Competitive Than the Past

According to an analysis done by the Atlantic, and the Atlantic just so you know, tends to lean very left if you've read them for a consistent amount of time. Their analysis was that this election was more fair and competitive than the past. The party that gets more votes will also get more seats. And it's all based on the idea that we don't have any checks and balances against Republicans redistricting. So because, yeah, exactly. Oh, let's pack the court. Let's get rid of the filibuster. Now you've gotten rid of two checks and balances.