Missourian
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I found this while researching RGS's thread in the Current Events forum http://www.usmessageboard.com/current-events/99224-the-top-2-states-people-are-fleeing.html.The 2009 state population estimates are the last be released before the 2010 census, which will determine how the 435 seats in the House of Representatives — and the Electoral College — are apportioned beginning with the 2012 election....
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Election Data Services, a political consulting firm specializing in redistricting, projects that at current trends Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania would each lose one congressional seat in 2010 and Ohio would lose two.
States poised to gain a seat are South Carolina, Washington, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Nevada and Utah. Texas would gain three seats.
Missouri is expected to keep its nine congressional seats - KansasCity.com
I wanted to see what states were gaining population.
This is what I found.
Washington is the only traditionally blue state gaining population.
The rest are all traditionally red states gaining Congressional seats at the expense of blue states.
No wonder the Dems wanted ACORN to conduct the Census.
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