Illinois loses one Congressional seat to population declines – Center Square

Illinois was one of seven states that will lose one seat for the Congress that will be seated in 2023.
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gowoke gobroke
4 years ago

Not to worry. They’ll simply gerrymander an R seat out of existence. Heads they win, tails you lose.

Riverbender
4 years ago

The slow circle around the drain continues on.

Sam Houston
4 years ago

I guess all those Patriots in Illinois who forgot to mail in their census paper work made a good choice, after all. One of your blue congress critter’s votes will now be going to a red state. On behalf of the people of Texas we thank you. Well Done, Patriots

Susan
4 years ago

Illinois’ loss of national political power is beneficial for Illinois citizens whose fortunes are not tied to political industry special privileges.

BB
4 years ago

JB is a dope! Listen him, thats why we are losing population-LOL

Debtsor
4 years ago

I read JB fatty cakes said in a press conference that the population loss was because college students were Attending school out of state. Does he really expect us to believe these obvious lies?

NoHope4Illinois
4 years ago
Reply to  Debtsor

Pritzker and the Leftist Democrats that run Illinois have no shame – such a whopper! Why am I shocked!?

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