The Bureau of the Census reapportions congressional representation every decade following the completion of the decennial Census. Most reapportionment estimates released in December 2019 agreed ( E...
How the Census Apportions Seats The method of reapportionment has changed four times in the 229 years following its inception, but the data for it has always come from a decennial national censu...
The 12 seats on the 2020 reapportionment bubble.
If there are any surprises with the 2020 reapportionment (not impossible given the uncertainty surrounding the Census this year) look no further than these twelve “Bubble Seats.” What Are Bu...
Memorandum on Excluding Illegal Aliens From the Apportionment Base Following the 2020 Census On July 21, 2020, President Donald Trump signed a Presidential Memorandum for the Secretary of Comm...
Reapportionment changes from 1960-2010 Over the past six reapportionments, 61 seats shifted from the Northeast and Midwest to the South and West. The Losers Northeast The Northeast region...
This week's top redistricting news.
Updates to the ARP The easiest way to keep up with new updates is to follow the American Redistricting Project on Twitter @MappingAmerica . New content at TheARP.org include updates to our ...
This week's top redistricting news.
Updates to the ARP The easiest way to keep up with new updates is to follow the American Redistricting Project on Twitter @MappingAmerica . New content at TheARP.org includes updates on our ...
This week's top redistricting news.
Updates to the ARP The easiest way to keep up with new updates is to follow the American Redistricting Project on Twitter @MappingAmerica . New content at TheARP.org includes updates on our l...
This week's top redistricting news.
Updates to the ARP The easiest way to keep up with new updates is to follow the American Redistricting Project on Twitter @MappingAmerica . New content at TheARP.org includes a new blog post...
This week's top redistricting news.
Updates to the ARP The easiest way to keep up with new updates is to follow the American Redistricting Project on Twitter @MappingAmerica . New content at TheARP.org includes new blog posts,...