Is low enthusiasm among Trump voters going to cost the Republicans the House?

[Ebowed]

It looks like incredibly low enthusiasm among the demoralized Trump campaign is going to cost the Republicans their stranglehold on the House of Representatives.

Due to dishonest Republican gerrymandering, the Democrats will have to win the nationwide congressional vote by a very large margin in order to win enough seats for a House majority.

Thankfully, the low-energy Trump campaign seems to be handing the House to Democrats.  What say you?

[Pyro]

Dems will gain seats in the House, maybe even close the gap by half, but I would be astonished if they manage to retake it this year. It would take a massive, unprecedented turnout and widespread cases of Republicans simply not voting.

[Hammy]

Unless a full quarter or so of Republicans that would've otherwise voted stay home, there is no way the House flips, though I can see large gains happening.

[Torie]

I am genuinely unable to guess about the Senate. It's in near perfect equipoise at this very moment, as the Pubs down ballot move up a bit from their nadar, when Charlie Cook's 5-7 number probably was close to the mark. The House isn't flipping. That faint hope is fading away for the Dems in the past week or so, to the extent it was ever there. The Dem gain there might be in single digits. I just can't get much past there, absent a tank in down ballot Pub voting. I doubt that will happen. Gosh, there must be about 10-15 talented Pubs in marginal House CD's, that will make all the difference. The one's less talented will go down, in the Trump tank zone. But these days, not that many Pubs exist there.

[Southern Delegate matthew27]

Senate will be close.
House will remain republican but with a 15+ gain for the democrats.

[Ebowed]

I'm surprised so many respondents think that the Senate will stay in Republican hands.  Is there some reason we should expect ticket splitting on such a severe scale?  Clinton is going to win the national popular vote with double digits.