Who won the redistricting war? So far, it looks like Democrats

Texas Republicans touched off a battle of mid-decade redistricting efforts when they embraced a plan pushed by President Donald Trump for the GOP-controlled legislature to redraw congressional districts to make them more friendly to Republicans.

California retaliated with its own gerrymandering in an effort to flip five seats held by Republicans to counter the effort to redraw five seats in Texas.

Other states got into the fight, either choosing to redraw their maps ahead of the midterm elections or taking advantage of court rulings that gave them an opportunity to.

While Republicans redrew 15 congressional seats to try to flip over the past two years, as of Tuesday afternoon they are projected to lose more than two-thirds of them — and all four of the seats they redrew in Florida. Meanwhile, California’s Proposition 50 ballot initiative that redrew five seats to make them more friendly to Democrats appears to be paying off for them.

Here’s where things stand:

Redrawn by Republicans

Alabama Second District: Democrats hold — Rep. Shomari Figures is projected to hold onto his seat.

Florida 9: Democrats hold — Rep. Darren Soto is projected to keep his seat.

Florida 14: Democrats hold — Rep. Kathy Castor is projected to keep her seat.

Florida 22: Democrats hold — Democratic candidate Pia Dandiya is projected to win.

Florida 25: Democrats hold — Rep. Jared Moskowitz is projected to win in this district.

Louisiana 6: Democratic candidate Chauna Banks and Republican candidate Blake Miguez will advance to a runoff.

North Carolina 1: Democrats hold — Rep. Don Davis is projected to win.

Ohio 1: Democrats hold — Rep. Greg Landsman is projected to win.

Ohio 9: Democrats hold — Rep. Marcy Kaptur is projected to win.

Tennessee 9: Republicans flip — Democratic state Rep. Justin Pearson conceded to Brent Taylor in this seat that opened up when Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen announced he was retiring.

Texas 9: Democrats hold – Democratic candidate Leticia Gutierrez is projected to win this open seat.

Texas 28: Democrats hold — Rep. Henry Cuellar is projected to win.

Texas 32: Republicans flip — Republican candidate Jace Yarbrough is projected to win this seat that is open after Democratic Rep. Julie Johnson opted to leave Congress.

Texas 34: Democrats hold — Rep. Vincente Gonzalez is projected to win.

Texas 35: Democrats hold — Democratic candidate Jonny Garcia is projected to win.

Redrawn by Democrats

California 1: Democrats flip — Democratic candidate Mike McGuire unseated GOP Rep. James Gallagher.

California 3: Democrats flip — Rep. Ami Bera won this seat held by Republican-aligned independent Kevin Kiley, who is projected to lose in the new 6th District.

California 6: Democrats flip — Democratic candidate Randy Villegas unseated Rep. David Valadao

California 41: Democrats flip — Democraitc candidate Linda Sánchez is projected to win this seat held by Republican Ken Calvert, who ran in a different district.

California 48: Democrats flip — Democratic candidate Marni von Wilpert is projected to flip the seat held by Republican incumbent Darrell Issa, who is retiring.

Utah 1: Democrats flip — former Rep. Ben McAdams is projected to win in this redrawn district that favored Democrats and caused shuffling and retirements among Utah incumbents.