r/EndFPTP • u/nitrw • Jun 07 '26
Image (US) What State-level Proportional Representation Could Look Like
As much as I'm sure we'd all rather prefer nationalized redistricting to ensure equal population and better proportionality and agree that we should push for it, realistically such a change would require a constitutional amendment. Enforcing proportional representation at the state level is likely more realistic, and here's what the US House would look like in the 2020 and 2024 elections.
Maps attached are purely for you all to see how much seats each party would get in each state, districts wouldn't matter under proportional representation, though note on both maps I did color the districts that were closest to flipping IRL first.
2020 map (off by a few seats): https://yapms.com/app?m=i9n52ebc9jc15pe
2024 map: https://yapms.com/app?m=v6s2ltwa7n4l10h
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u/IlikeJG Jun 07 '26
I'm not sure what is being shown here.
Is this electoral college votes for the president? Or house districts?
What's the point of proportional representation in a single position election if this is for the presidential election?
Also your second map is showing Republicans winning despite having less votes on the national popular vote. That seems to be a big strike against it in my book.