Gerrymandering is a far worse problem than yes or no on term limits. Less than 100 seats are at risk at all in the 2016 election. It gives sitting Congressmen no reason to deviate from a path that is not helping our country, if not destroying it. In a safe red district the Steve Kings of the world win a lot, in safe blue districts the Keith Ellisons. They may be on the edge of their party, but they can't be beaten so why try to moderate. The oft-used example of 2012, where Democrats got more votes for Congress than Republicans, but barely put a dent in the Republican majority is pretty good proof that there is a problem with the chamber that is supposed to express the will of the people every two years. I believe that representation in states Obama carried, but were redistricted by Republican legislatures made that difference. North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida, Wisconsin, and Michigan were all in that situation.