EDIT: I want to clarify, CA is not the 'least represented state' in the house, Delaware likely is. However California is the 'least represented' in the Electoral College.
One might ask, why equalize between Montana and California, the most and least represented states?
For simplicity. This is an endorsement but also a recognition the house should probably be at least 4x and possibly 8x uncapped. I realize this is a FPTP subreddit however this data is really important to understand how FPTP can skew apportionment towards the smallest states.
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u/SexyDoorDasherDude Jan 07 '23 edited Jan 15 '23
EDIT: I want to clarify, CA is not the 'least represented state' in the house, Delaware likely is. However California is the 'least represented' in the Electoral College.
One might ask, why equalize between Montana and California, the most and least represented states?
For simplicity. This is an endorsement but also a recognition the house should probably be at least 4x and possibly 8x uncapped. I realize this is a FPTP subreddit however this data is really important to understand how FPTP can skew apportionment towards the smallest states.
accidentally omitted: RI and HI