Forum Post: More info about Proportional representation

Yesterday I posted about Proportional representation someone ask a question of how it would affect the smaller States. Questions are a very good thing it’s the beginning of dialog that become change. Here are some numbers about our House of Representatives Seats that we use today. I hope this information helps. Texas #32 House Seats have the same number of seats as all of the states with 1, 2, and 3 seats total 17 states 32 seats. California #53 House Seats have more seats than all the states with 1, 2, 3, and 4 total 20 states with 44 seats. States which have 1 house member: Alaska, Delaware, District of Columbia, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont, and Wyoming. States which have 2 house member: New Hampshire, Idaho, Maine, Rhode Island, and Hawaii. States which have 3 house member: Nevada, Nebraska, New Mexico, Utah, and West Virginia. States which have 4 house member: Mississippi, Arkansas, and Kansas These Countries have 1 House member but are Non-voting delegations why is they even there American Samoa, District of Columbia, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, United States Virgin Islands, Southwest Territory, obsolete since statehood as Tennessee June 1, 1796, Northwest Territory, obsolete since statehood as Ohio March 3, 1803, Orleans Territory, obsolete since statehood as Louisiana March 3, 1811, Dakota Territory, obsolete since statehood as North Dakota and South Dakota November 2, 1889 and Philippines, obsolete since independence July 4, 1946 Proportional representation is one true answer to America troubles; however it’s more than one answer. Please educate yourself with this political process, read more at kiss your ass goodbye it's spelled as one word, Kissyourassgoodbye.us. It’s a website which focuses on job creation and political awareness. When you read my website there no way that anyone can deny that I am your brother, and will have your back. Thank you Edogee