People Not Being Counted

[Keith Broaders]

 There are 53 Congressional Districts in California with an average size of 702,000 people. Rhode Island has two Congressional Districts with an average of 526,000.constituents.If California was equally represented by one representative for every 526,000, California would be entitled to 17 additional Congressional Representatives.

There are an average of 176,000 people in each of the 53 districts are not counted for the purpose of Congressional apportionment.A total of over 9 million Californians are not even being counted. If California and Rhode Island were equally represented California would have 70 Representatives instead of just 53

Texas has a population of 25,145.561 and has 36 Congressional District with an average size of 698.488.

Rhode Island has 2 Congressional Districts with an average population of 526,000.

If Texas and Rhode Island were equally represented by one representative for every 526,000 Texas would be entitled to 11 more Congressional Representatives. In the 2010 Census there were 6,208,568 Texans were not counted for the purpose of apportionment in the House of Representatives. 

In 2010 the population of Florida was 18,801,131 and had 27 Congressional Representatives with districts averaging 696,338. If Florida and Rhode Island were equally apportioned, Florida would have 11 more representatives.

New York has 27 representatives and Congressional Districts with an average size of 717,707. If  the districts in both states were equally apportioned New York and Rhode Island would have one representative for every 526,000 people . A total 191,707 people in each of the 27 Congressional Districts was not counted for the purpose of Congressional Apportionment.

The five Congressional Districts in Kentucky average 867,873. A total of  341,873 people in each of their districts are not being counted. A total 1,709,354 Kentucky residents are not being counted. If Kentucky was equally represented with Rhode Island, Kentucky would have at least 3 more representatives.

POPULATI867,873ON OF THE STATES - 2010 CENSUS

Average District Size California          702,905 Texas                 698,488 New York           717,707 Florida                696,345 Illinois                712,812 Pennsylvania      705,688 Ohio                    721,832 Michigan            684,545 Georgia              691975 North Carolina   733,499 New Jersey        732,658 Virginia              727,366 Washington        672,454 Massachusetts      727,514 Indiana                 728,422 Arizona                710,224 Tennessee             705,123 Missouri               748,616 Maryland              721,694 Wisconsin             721,694 Minnesota             662,991 Colorado               718,456 Alabama               682,819 South Carolina      660,766 Louisiana              755,562 Kentucky              867,873 Oregon                 766,215 Oklahoma             750,270 Connecticut           714,819 Iowa                      609,271 Mississippi            741,924 Arkansas               728,980 Kansas                  713,280 Utah                      690,964 Nevada                 675,138 New Mexico         686,393 West Virginia        617,665 Nebraska               608,780 Idaho                     783,791 Hawaii                   680,151 Maine                    644,181 New Hampshire     673,085 Rhode Island          526.000 Montana                 989,000 Delaware                897,000 South Dakota          814,180 Alaska                     710,231 North Dakota          672,231 Vermont                  625,741 Wyoming               563,626

By Population California 37,253,956 Texas 25,145,561 New York                 19,378,102 Florida 18,801,310 Illinois 12,830,632 Pennsylvania 12,702,379 Ohio 11,536,504 Michigan 9,883,640 Georgia 9,687,653 North Carolina 9,535,483 New Jersey 8,791,894 Virginia 8,001,024 Washington 6,724,540 Massachusetts 6,547,629 Indiana 6,483,802 Arizona 6,392,017 Tennessee 6,346,105 Missouri 5,988,927 Maryland 5,773,552 Wisconsin 5,686,986 Minnesota 5,303,925 Colorado 5,029,196 Alabama 4,779,736 South Carolina 4,625,364 Louisiana 4,533,372 Kentucky 4,339,367 Oregon 3,831,074 Oklahoma 3,751,351 Connecticut 3,574,097 Iowa 3,046,355 Mississippi 2,967,297 Arkansas 2,915,918 Kansas 2,853,118 Utah 2,763,885 Nevada 2,700,551 New Mexico 2,059,179 West Virginia 1,852,994 Nebraska 1,826,341 Idaho 1,567,582 Hawaii 1,360,301 Maine 1,328,361 New Hampshire 1,316,470 Rhode Island 1,052,567 Montana 989,415 Delaware 897,934 South Dakota 814,180 Alaska 710,231 North Dakota 672,591 Vermont 625,741 Wyoming 563,626

[Keith Broaders]

Texas has a population of 25,145.561 and has 36 Congressional District with an average size of 698.488.

Rhode Island has 2 Congressional Districts with an average population of 526,000.

If Texas and Rhode Island were equally represented by one representative for every 526,000 Texas would be entitled to 11 more Congressional Representatives. In the 2010 Census there were 6,208,568 Texans were not counted for the purpose of apportionment in the House of Representatives. 

In 2010 the population of Florida was 18,801,131 and had 27 Congressional Representatives with districts averaging 696,338. If Florida and Rhode Island were equally apportioned, Florida would have 11 more representatives.

New York has 27 representatives and Congressional Districts with an average size of 717,707. If  the districts in both states were equally apportioned New York and Rhode Island would have one representative for every 526,000 people . A total 191,707 people in each of the 27 Congressional Districts was not counted for the purpose of Congressional Apportionment.

[Tamzin A. Rosenwasser]

supposed to be "1 man, one vote." Of course, the original # was 30K, if memory serves. Even more important, is that the Reps are not held to the Constitution. For example, as far as I am concerned, Medicare itself is un-Constitutional, let alone "Medicare for all." "Social Security" is Socialism, already here.

Are you aware that under the "Program Operations Manual System" of "Social Security", HI 00801.002, anyone who refuses "Medicare Part A" is deprived of every cent of "Social Security?" In my case, I was forced to relinquish a portion of my earnings beginning when I was a 17-year old orphan. I refuse to be forced into Medicare Part A. SO, I've been robbed of over $320,000.oo

[Keith Broaders]

Multiply the size of the average Congressional District of a giving state and then subtract 526,000. Then multiply that number by total number of districts in the state to discover how many people in that state are not being counted for the purpose of apportionment in the House of Representatives..