DALLAS — The era of big wave elections in House races is over — at least for the remainder of the decade, according to the official House GOP campaign boss.

Instead, there will only be “knife fights” in “dark alleys” due to the lack of swing districts caused by scorched-earth gerrymandering, National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) Chairman Richard Hudson (R-NC) told The Post.

“I call it 30 knife fights in 30 dark alleys,” Hudson explained. “It’s just a handful of races, but every one of them will be decided by a few thousand votes. It’s going to be close.”

Hudson expected that dynamic to remain until at least the next census, which…

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