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...and with the help of Excel 
some math...
Taking out the states (and DC) that only have one Representative, then looking at the percentage each party got in the 2024 House elections v. the % of House seats that each party won, Florida, Texas, Ohio, and Missouri are less gerrymandered than California, New Jersey, Illinois, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Washington. New York is actually the state that is currently closest to the vote count matching the House seats (~58% Dem House seats and ~57% Dem votes for House seats).
The best bet for picking up a large number of seats, given California's constitutional amendment on reapportionment, is New York, as it's the least gerrymandered, and has 11 Republican seats right now.
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