Public Comments

December 6, 2005: THE IMPACT OF CITIZEN APPORTIONMENT
POLIDATA principal consultant, Clark Bensen, delivered comments before the House Government Reform Committee's Subcommittee on Federalism and the Census on December 6 on Capitol Hill. The full committee Chair: Rep. Tom Davis (R-VA). The subcommittee Chair: Mike Turner (R-OH).

• Comments
• Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based 2000 Apportionment
• Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based upon Exclusion of Non-Citizens: 2000 Apportionment
• Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based upon Exclusion of Non-Citizens: 1990 Apportionment
• Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based upon Exclusion of Non-Citizens: 1980 Apportionment

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• Table of Selected Population Factors
• Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based 2010 Projections
• Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based upon Exclusion of Non-Citizens: 2010 Projection

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• Map: Non-Citizens by State/County, 2000 Census
• Table: Non-Citizens by State/County, 2000 Census
• Map: Non-Citizens by Congressional District, 108th Congress, 2000 Census
• Table: Non-Citizens by Congressional District, 108th Congress, 2000 Census-RANKED
• Table: Non-Citizens by Congressional District, 108th Congress, 2000 Census-STATE/CD

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• Comments by Congressional Research Service (May 11, 2005)
  (Note: there is a typo in the CRS report on page 1. There would have been 12 states affected by seat shifts in the 1990 apportionment under this method.)
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