So, here is a question that begs review:
With the mass exodus in population from California and New York to other states, is it time to evaluate the Electoral College vote distribution?
For example in the last 5 years Florida has grown more than 6 percent and Texas 4 percent mostly from other states; notably California and New York. Would not Florida and Texas, for example, take one or more electoral votes from those states?
As an edit - based upon those predicting the 2020 census it is expected that Ca, Mi, Il, Ny, Pa are each going to loose one to two votes.
With the mass exodus in population from California and New York to other states, is it time to evaluate the Electoral College vote distribution?
For example in the last 5 years Florida has grown more than 6 percent and Texas 4 percent mostly from other states; notably California and New York. Would not Florida and Texas, for example, take one or more electoral votes from those states?
As an edit - based upon those predicting the 2020 census it is expected that Ca, Mi, Il, Ny, Pa are each going to loose one to two votes.
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