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Old 10-09-2018, 04:01 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by wdmso View Post
no kidding... but seems the bigger picture is lost on some


In the last few decades, Democrats have expanded their advantages in California and New York — states with huge urban centers But those two states elect only 4 percent of the Senate. Meanwhile, Republicans have made huge advances in small rural states — think Arkansas, North and South Dakota, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana and West Virginia — that wield disproportionate power in the upper chamber compared to their populations.
aaaand...that's because the number of senators per state is not based on population...see how this works? I think it's in the Constitution
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