Population shifts likely to shrink rural clout in Congress
Population shifts likely to shrink rural clout in Congress
Projected population shifts over this decade could give Republicans a greater edge in presidential elections while reducing representation of rural areas and Midwest agriculture in Congress.
Analyses of population trends since the 2020 census indicate that four southern states, Texas, Florida, Georgia and North Carolina, are in line to gain a net nine electoral votes in U.S. House seats after the 2030 census, if those population trends continue. All those states voted for President Donald Trump
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