-
States census. However, the Republican-controlled
Congress failed to
reapportion the
House membership prior to the 1922 election, and
therefore the congressional...
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Congress failed to
reapportion the
House membership as
required by the
United States Constitution. This
failure to
reapportion may have been politically...
- politics, with disenfranchi****t of
African Americans and
refusal to
reapportion the legislature; only
after the
federal legislation p****ed were more...
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defines the formula, in
accordance with
Title 2 of the U.S. Code, to
reapportion among the
states the 435
seats in the
United States House of Representatives...
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House was
added after the 1950 census, but the
state did not
immediately reapportion. It was
contested as a
statewide at-large seat in
three elections, 1952...
- achievement". Hoover's
detractors wondered why he did not do
anything to
reapportion congress after the 1920
United States census which saw an
increase in...
-
state from 1901 to 1961, the rural-dominated
legislature refused to
reapportion House and
Senate seats based on po****tion, as
required by the state...
-
gained two
seats in the U.S. House, from
three to five, but did not
reapportion for the 1912 election. The two new
seats were
elected as
statewide at-large...
- US census.
Until 2011, Maine's
constitution provided for the
state to
reapportion the
congressional districts based on
census data
every ten
years beginning...
- 1818 and 1848
Illinois Constitutions, the
legislature could add and
reapportion districts at any time, and by 1870 it had done so ten times.
Under the...
