2020 Census Data: 6 States To Gain Seats, 7 To Lose A Seat

The Census Bureau's 2020 apportionment data reveals changes in congressional seats and Electoral College votes for the next decade. Six states, including Texas and Florida, will gain seats, while seven states, such as California and New York, will lose seats. This shift impacts political representation and electoral influence across the United States.

What is the primary purpose of the Census Bureau's apportionment data?

• To determine the number of seats in the Senate.

• To allocate federal funding to states.

• To assess the population growth rate of each state.

• To decide the number of seats and Electoral College votes each state receives.

Which state is set to gain two seats according to the 2020 Census data?

• Florida

• Montana

• Texas

• North Carolina

How many states are gaining seats as per the 2020 Census data?

• Four

• Seven

• Five

• Six

Which of the following states will lose a seat based on the 2020 Census data?

• Oregon

• California

• Texas

• Florida

How many states are losing a seat according to the 2020 Census data?

• Five

• Eight

• Six

• Seven