To: Reno89519
There’s no requirement for House districts in the Constitution. When the country was founded, I believe most states had at-large House members. If your state had 10 House seats, then it would have one statewide election and the top 10 candidates in terms of vote totals would go to Washington.
64 posted on
06/08/2023 9:07:06 AM PDT by
Alberta's Child
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To: Alberta's Child
The downside to at-large seat, says that in Nevada’s example, all of the representatives would be picked by the world, Las Vegas, or Reno, other states would have the same challenge that metropolitan areas would choose all of the at large representatives
75 posted on
06/08/2023 9:35:23 AM PDT by
Reno89519
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To: Alberta's Child
There’s no requirement for House districts in the Constitution. When the country was founded, I believe most states had at-large House members. If your state had 10 House seats, then it would have one statewide election and the top 10 candidates in terms of vote totals would go to Washington. Please don't give the liberals in NY, CA, IL any new ideas.
111 posted on
06/08/2023 5:58:59 PM PDT by
nwrep
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