The House hasn’t grown since 1910, but our population has nearly tripled. Expanding the House is critical to building a more responsive government — and we’ve mapped out how it can be done with modern infrastructure. www.ifyoucankeepit.org/p/where-will... - ThreadSky

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The House hasn’t grown since 1910, but our population has nearly tripled. Expanding the House is critical to building a more responsive government — and we’ve mapped out how it can be done with modern infrastructure. https://www.ifyoucankeepit.org/p/where-will-they-all-sit

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acolyteofshadows.bsky.social•78 days ago

This might be the one thing that really props up the Reds

The electoral college number is directly related to the house reps

Sorry love, if people don't live in your state you should have less pull then the ones with tens of millions.

Ya CA/ NY/TX don't got everyone but they got more then most.

eulab.bsky.social•78 days ago

... and after tons of prizes, no one researcher/scientist tell us that a DEMOCRATIC TRANSITION still lacks everywhere on Earth!

http://transition.hyperlinker.org

What use are great minds if they don't tell us what the world lacks most and still bleeds so profusely for this reason?!

felieze.bsky.social•77 days ago

Also this->> Smartelections did a press release from all the data the analyzes from 17 states. This-needs-attention. There is nothing normal to see ONLY in swingstates. Look into it,share and talk about this please!! https://smartelections.substack.com/p/the-press-release

paul28730.bsky.social•77 days ago

A big advantage of smaller districts is a lesser role for money. Small districts mean a candidate could spend two years at church picnics, school board meetings, coffee shops etc so the majority of a district's voters get first hand knowledge. Start with people of the district not advertising money.

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