The United States is a diverse country made up of a geographically diverse and politically diverse group of people. In light of that fact, we believe that the residents of each state ought to have equal say in both the electoral college system of electing the president and of representation in the United States House of Representatives. Therefore, it would be in the national interest that every state have an equal voice in every matter of national importance by redrawing the boundaries of the states of the United States into fifty states of equal population. Each of these states would have an equal number of congressmen, as well as having an equal say in the electoral college. By doing so, every American would have an equal say in the political process and not be marginalized.



