Holly Said:

Which of the 50 states have more Democrats than Republicans in the House of Representatives?

We Answered:

According to the map on Wikipedia, the following states have more Democrats than Republican in the US House:
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia,North Carolina, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Arkansas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Hawaii, California, Oregon, and Washington.

In addition, Mississippi, Nebraska, and Arizona all have an equal number of representatives from each party.

Calvin Said:

How many seats do you think that Republicans will pick up in the House of Representatives?

We Answered:

I want the republicans to take enough seats in the house (current estimates are 50 to 60) that the wicked witch of the west loses her cushy job. As to the senate current estimates are that republicans should gain seats but not enough to get the majority but more than enough to not allow the democrats to run roughshod over republicans.

Pamela Said:

Is it almost a foregone conclusion that the Republicans will take the House of Representatives back?

We Answered:

God Help America under more rule from the GOP

Mathew Said:

Who is Pam Davis running for Republican House of Representative in Florida?

We Answered:

Pam is an up and coming one. Have a look at her facebook

Minnie Said:

House Republicans upset over Pelosi push of new SCHIP bill. Is this fair?

We Answered:

I'm for the idea of stopping "this BS of pushing through bad legislation".

Wouldn't it be great if they spent 6 months reviewing archaic or unnecessary laws and repeal them, instead of create more?

Sarah Said:

Why are there so many Republicans in the House of Representatives?

We Answered:

duh, they were elected.

Jessie Said:

How come Democrats have held larger majorities in the House than Republicans do today?

We Answered:

This was the biggest gain by either party since 1948. According to exit pols, the reason for the vote was The Health Care Law, the way it was passed, the way it's being presented, and the latent effects(higher cost of premiums) for those who already had insurance. We find out that seniors are having their services diminished, that those on Medicaid will have their choices made for them, that not all of us will be able to keep our present coverage, that Congress exempted themselves from the rules(again), and that it does little to actually improve care for many. That might be considered a mandate since it seems to be the issue which drove the change.