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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5474633" data-attributes="member: 24302">That would be fine too.&nbsp; It looks like the Biden administration, by letting in millions of illegal immigrants and shipping them around the country, is looking to stack the deck with future Democratic voters.&nbsp; You won&#039;t make States roughly equal without changing borders.&nbsp; Are you going to put millions into the smallest states?&nbsp; My proposal is based on logical combinations as well as division of the two biggest states by population.&nbsp; We keep the House of Representatives at 435 seats due to the size restraints of the chamber.&nbsp; And redraw districts as evenly as possible as populations grow and decline with the lowest population states guaranteed 1 seat each.&nbsp; If you&#039;re going to add Puerto Rico and/or D.C. to statehood then why not realign state borders to keep 50 states?&nbsp; It works well with the vice-president there to break ties.&nbsp; There are people in Oregon who want to be part of Idaho and folks in California who want to form their own state.&nbsp; Why is it that Democrats want to add states to their benefit but aren&#039;t willing to listen to the will of the people in some areas who want to break away from state governments they feel aren&#039;t serving their needs?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5474633, member: 24302"] That would be fine too. It looks like the Biden administration, by letting in millions of illegal immigrants and shipping them around the country, is looking to stack the deck with future Democratic voters. You won't make States roughly equal without changing borders. Are you going to put millions into the smallest states? My proposal is based on logical combinations as well as division of the two biggest states by population. We keep the House of Representatives at 435 seats due to the size restraints of the chamber. And redraw districts as evenly as possible as populations grow and decline with the lowest population states guaranteed 1 seat each. If you're going to add Puerto Rico and/or D.C. to statehood then why not realign state borders to keep 50 states? It works well with the vice-president there to break ties. There are people in Oregon who want to be part of Idaho and folks in California who want to form their own state. Why is it that Democrats want to add states to their benefit but aren't willing to listen to the will of the people in some areas who want to break away from state governments they feel aren't serving their needs? [/QUOTE]

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