Posted on 01/09/2025 8:26:54 PM PST by Degaston
Forecast as people vote with their feet.
California -4, New York -3, Illinois -2, Minnesota -1, Oregon -1, Rhode Island -1
Pennsylvania -1, Georgia +1, North Carolina +1, Arizona +1
Tennessee +1, Idaho +1, Idaho +1, Utah +1, Florida +3, Texas +4
(Excerpt) Read more at thearp.org ...
Wonder if this takes into account the admitted errors in the 2020 count that had undercounts that have not been corrected...
Arkansas (-5.04)
Florida (-3.48)
Mississippi (-4.11)
Tennessee (-4.78)
Illinois (-1.97)
Texas (-1.92)
I know of quite a few people who in 2020 decided to starve the beast and put down only one person living at their home.
This is why the Democrats will fight like hell to keep illegal aliens from being deported. It will be their number one priority.
The problem here is that a significant number of these people will continue to vote for what they fled.
Sorry, not credible.
The Census counts "All persons present," not just citizens.
Almost all Congressional Districts with high numbers of non-citizens are represented by Democrat Congress people.
There is no reason to think that will change in 2030.
Not all good news. As formerly red Georgia and Arizona gain seats, they are also turning purple.
... need to add back the citizenship question on the census:
- How many people live at this location?
- How many USA citizens live at this location?
The above questions must be answered. Failure to answer or failure to respond with correct information may result in jail time, a $10,000 fine, or both.
If we can get the citizenship question back on the census, the donkeys will lose a lot more seats than that.
Too bad that a lot of movers bring their politics with them. Create a hellhole like California, then move to Idaho and promote the same policies that created the problems in California.
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