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TX will gain, CA will lose seats in US House of Reps.


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AJRocketMan
55 minutes ago, bionic said:

I don't understand your question sorry. The 2020 census was always going to be used for House apportionment (by law)

I think he’s saying that because we’re in the middle of 2021 and we’re just now receiving the results from the 2020 census. I could be wrong, but I don’t think it took this long for the 2010 census results to go public.

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stevana229

Poor Biden is going to have a hell of a time with a Republican house in 2022... they're likely going to try to impeach him immediately 

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bionic
5 minutes ago, AJRocketMan said:

I think he’s saying that because we’re in the middle of 2021 and we’re just now receiving the results from the 2020 census. I could be wrong, but I don’t think it took this long for the 2010 census results to go public.

Usually the release deadline isn’t in December/January but this census it was pushed back due to,COVID

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1 hour ago, thefamebitch said:

Arizona, we gained about 600k people since 2010. Not sure why the southwest didn’t gain anything, AZ, NV and NM all gained population in differing amounts over the past decade. 

Not sure thats enough. The pop for every 1 person is higher than that isnt it?

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