How many US House seats Democrats will lose or gain in 2022 due to redistricting?

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4. Democratic held US House seats likely to go Republican.

1)AZ-1(O'Halleron-D)+1R
2)GA-7(Bordeaux-D)+2R
4)IL-14(Underwood-D) and IL-17(Bustos-D) +3R
5)IA-3(Axne-D) +4R
7)MI-8 and MI-11(Slotkin-D and Stevens-D) +5R
9)MN-2 and MN-3(Craig-D and Phillips-D) +6R
10)NV-3(Lee-D)+7R
11)NJ-7(Malinowski-D) +8R
12)OH-13(Ryan-D)
15)PA-7, PA-8 and PA-17(Wild-D, Cartwright-D and Lamb-D) +10R
16)RI-2(Cicillline-D or Langevin-D)
18)TX-7, TX-15(Fletcher-D, Gonzalez-D)+12R
19)VA-7(Spanberger-D)+13R
20)WA-8(Schrier-D)+14R
21)WI-3(Kind-D)+15R
Republican held US House seats likely to be lost.
1)AL-5(Brooks-R)+14R
2)CA-48(Steel-R)+13R
3)NY-22(Tenney-R)+12R
4)WV-2(Mooney-R)+11R
New Congressional Districts
AZ-10)+1D/-20D
CO-8)+1D/-19D
FL-28 and FL-29)+2D/-17D
MT-2)+1D/-16D
NC-14)+1D/-15D
OR-6)+1D/-14D
TX-37,TX-38, and TX-39)+3D/-11D

Democrats are going to have a net loss of at least 11 seats in the US House.