I was going to say how Democrats are supper hypocritical since they have been decrying how the electoral college is unfair in part because smaller states can have outsized infulance. And they want to make DC a state where about 0.2 percent of the population would decide the makeup of 2 percent of the senete. Then I did the math a figured out that in the case of Wyoming about 0.15 percent of the population selects 2 percent already. Compare that to California where 12 percent of the population selects 2 percent of the chamber.
Exactly the point and origin of the 2 separate parts of the legislature. Percent of population benefits states like California in the house and puts states like Wyoming on equal footing in the Senate.
But it should be realized equally in the House as well.
Care to expand on that a bit? If you're saying it should have the same amount of votes in the House as a larger (by population) state has, what is the purpose of having 2 separate legislative bodies?
Sorry, I was talking about the ratios used to govern how much each state gets in the House of Representatives. IE the formula for 1 state shouldn't be X people per 1 representative and another shouldn't be Y people per representative. They should both be the same. The Census can be used to readjust that every 10 years.