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Using the recently introduced declination function, we estimate the netnumber of seats won in the US House of Representatives due to asymmetries invote distributions. Such asymmetries can arise from combinations of partisangerrymandering and inherent geographic advantage. Our estimates showsignificant biases in favor of the Democrats prior to the mid 1990s andsignificant biases in favor of Republicans since then. We find net differencesof 28, 20 and 25 seats in favor of the Republicans in the years 2012, 2014 and2016, respectively. The validity of our results is supported by the techniqueof simulated packing and cracking. We also use this technique to show that thepresidential-vote logistic regression model is insensitive to the packing andcracking by which partisan gerrymanders are achieved.

Gerrymandering and the net number of US House seats won due to vote-distribution asymmetries