Public Comments

• 2005 December 6. THE IMPACT OF CITIZEN APPORTIONMENT
  Prepared for the U. S. House Committee on Government Reform: Subcommittee on Federalism and the Census.
  
  1. Comments
  2. Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based 2000 Apportionment
  3. Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based upon Exclusion of Non-Citizens: 2000 Apportionment
  4. Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based upon Exclusion of Non-Citizens: 1990 Apportionment
  5. Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based upon Exclusion of Non-Citizens: 1980 Apportionment
     
  6. Table of Selected Population Factors
  7. Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based 2010 Projections
  8. Map: States Gaining/Losing Seats based upon Exclusion of Non-Citizens: 2010 Projection
  10. Map: Non-Citizens by State, 2000 Census
  11. Table: Non-Citizens by State, 2000 Census
  12. Map: Non-Citizens by Congressional District, 108th Congress, 2000 Census
  13. Table: Non-Citizens by Congressional District, 108th Congress, 2000 Census
  14. Table: Non-Citizens by Congressional District, 108th Congress, 2000 Census
      
  15. Comments by Congressional Research Service (May 11, 2005)
      (Note there is a typo in the report on page 1. There would be 12 states affected by seat shifts in the 1990 apportionment under this method.