is that he'll be in office during the Census completion and the redistricting process. 
That is something (having a (D) governor) that we didn't have during the 2010 Census, resulting in our gerrymandering nightmares coming true with Corbett. We just need to try to take back one of the legislative chambers that we lost in 2010, and it will also help.
They better leave that multi-generational German in the governor's office alone. He might appear to be a "laid back milquetoast libruuuulllll" but as a former businessman, he is no push-over. 
I think one way to gauge is to look at what happened with the 2018 election. There are a few iffy Congressional seats that did flip to blue (after the map was redrawn) but I think those areas of the state will help if we can get a final push of D voters out.
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