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From the Princeton Election Consortium Blog
Saturday April 24, 2021
In Monday’s new apportionment, who will lose, Alabama or New York?
by Sam Wang
On Monday afternoon at 3 p.m., the Commerce Department is expected to release the new apportionment from the 2020 Census. It will be posted here, and there will be a press conference on Census Live. Generally, southwestern states will win Congressional seats; the northeast and California will lose. There’s some uncertainty as to whether Alabama […]
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