I imagine it will get “slightly less dramatic” every year from here until 2030; the Census’ record in terms of projecting forward is iffy, and the 2020-22 COVID years has thrown a fair bit off
I imagine it will get “slightly less dramatic” every year from here until 2030; the Census’ record in terms of projecting forward is iffy, and the 2020-22 COVID years has thrown a fair bit off
Probably just rounding. MN and WI could grow faster than MI and lose seats if they were just on the cusp of losing one in 2020 and MI nearly kept the seat it lost.
I imagine it will get “slightly less dramatic” every year from here until 2030; the Census’ record in terms of projecting forward is iffy, and the 2020-22 COVID years has thrown a fair bit off
It’s wild though to see Michigan hanging onto all its seats while Minnesota and Wisconsin don’t, though
Probably just rounding. MN and WI could grow faster than MI and lose seats if they were just on the cusp of losing one in 2020 and MI nearly kept the seat it lost.