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Question for the Week - Should the Total Number of Members of the House of Representatives be Increased?

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The total number of members of the House of Representatives should be increased because one person cannot represent 740,000 people today. Since the 1970’s, the rapid growth of the population…

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It would seem logical to increase the number of Representatives as the population of the US increases. Human nature is rarely logical. The higher the number in Congress, the higher…

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