Election data provider Decision Desk predicted that California will �lose 5 congressional districts in the 2030 reapportionment cycle� if current trends continue.�
The Golden State lost a seat in the last round of Congressional redistricting after the 2020 Census, but it still boasts the largest delegation in Congress. As the Decision Desk points out, �its historically fast-growing population� has �slowed or reversed� in recent years.
The Washington Free Beacon further noted that, �based on the Census Bureau’s 2022 numbers� California lost more than 138,000 residents last year. San Francisco lost 7.1 percent of its population.�
California Could Lose 5 Congressional Seats in 2030 Apportionment
Election data provider Decision Desk predicted that California will �lose 5 congressional districts in the 2030 reapportionment cycle� if current trends continue.�
The Golden State lost a seat in the last round of Congressional redistricting after the 2020 Census, but it still boasts the largest delegation in Congress. As the Decision Desk points out, �its historically fast-growing population� has �slowed or reversed� in recent years.
The Washington Free Beacon further noted that, �based on the Census Bureau’s 2022 numbers� California lost more than 138,000 residents last year. San Francisco lost 7.1 percent of its population.�
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