Based on analysis from Duke and the Princeton Gerrymandering Project, North Carolina’s new congressional map will likely lead to electing 10 or 11 Republicans and three or four Democrats. Like the congressional map, the Princeton Gerrymandering Project gave the state legislative maps an “F” grade overall and in partisan fairness. According to the Princeton University project, the new North Carolina House map will likely have 70 districts for Republicans and 50 for Democrats.