It is safe to say that the impeachment of President Donald Trump has been a disaster for Democrats who missed their target and hit themselves.

The polls have shown support for impeachment on the decline ever since the House had its inquiry, and some polls show the president defeating his top 2020 opponents in head to head contests.

There is also a good chance that the Democrats who voted for impeachment, who come from districts the president won, are going to have a tough time getting elected again.

And if that news was not bad enough for Democrats, new data from the U.S Census Bureau shows that Republicans are primed to increase their number of seats in the House.

“Based on Monday’s figures, Texas is poised to gain two congressional seats, while Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Montana, North Carolina and Oregon are each expected to gain one,” The Wall Street Journal said.

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“Eight states are likely to lose one seat: Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, West Virginia and California. It would be California’s first such loss since it became a state in 1850,” it said.

Based on the reporting states that voted for President Trump are set to have a net gain of four seats whereas states that voted for Hillary Clinton will lose a net of three.

“The big states that are very much Democratic are in a loss situation,” Election Data Services President Kimball Brace said.

“Democrats say in Texas and Arizona, the growth of the Latino populations and new residents from other states could eventually turn them blue,” The Journal said.

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“Democrats note how population movements in recent years have moved the partisan makeup of some states in their favor, including Virginia and Colorado,” it said.

The report contradicts a report given days ago by the Center for Immigration Studies that said Democrat states would gain 20 seats in the House.

The presence of all immigrants (naturalized citizens, legal residents, and illegal aliens) and their U.S.-born minor children will redistribute 26 seats in the House in 2020.

To put this number in perspective, changing the party of 21 members of the current Congress would flip the majority in the U.S. House.

Of the 26 seats that will be lost, 24 are from states that voted for Donald Trump in 2016. Of states that will gain House seats because of immigration, 19 seats will go to the solidly Democratic states of California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Illinois. Texas is the only solidly Republican state that gains, while Florida is a swing state.

Illegal immigrants and their U.S.-born minor children will redistribute five seats in 2020, with Ohio, Michigan, Alabama, Minnesota, and West Virginia each losing one seat in 2020 that they otherwise would have had. California and Texas will each have two additional seats, and New York will have one additional seat.

Illegal immigrants alone in the 2020 will redistribute three seats, with Ohio, Alabama, and Minnesota each having one fewer seat than they otherwise would have had, while California, New York, and Texas will have one additional seat.

That report had us believing that the Democrats scheme to rig the House had worked, but this new report shows that it failed.

The Democrat policies and taxes in their states have driven so many people from them that they are going to take a major hit. And they deserve it.