Census Bias Cost GOP Seats, New Evidence Shows
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House Oversight Chairman James Comer reveals evidence suggesting the 2020 census was biased against Republicans, costing them seats in key states. The Census Bureaus post-count check supports these claims, with undercounts in Florida, Texas, and Tennessee, and overcounts in New York, Minnesota, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. Experts agree that seats in Minnesota, Colorado, and Rhode Island should belong to Texas and Florida. As redistricting fights rage in several states and pending lawsuits keep pressure on, getting the count right for the 2030 census could significantly impact Congress.
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