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1:17Now PlayingPatrick Bet-David breaks down the shocking 2020 Census numbers that reshaped political power across the country.
Overcounted States (mostly Democratic):
Hawaii: +6.8%
New York: +3.4% (≈700,000 people — the size of a congressional seat)
Massachusetts: +2.2%
Minnesota: +3.8%
Delaware & Rhode Island also overcounted
Undercounted States (mostly Republican):
Arkansas: -5%
Tennessee: -4.8%
Mississippi: -4.1%
Florida: -3.5%
Texas: -1.9%
The kicker? Almost every state that was overcounted leaned Democrat, while most that were undercounted leaned Republican — raising serious questions about fairness in representation.
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