The 435 districts that are fixed by law are making the House unrepresentative to Americans. The average population per district is 700,000 people. This is more than the populations of Wyoming, North Dakota and Vermont. States with significant population growth cannot be properly apportioned due to this fixture.
A new, higher cap must be set, or the act must be repealed completely.
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