Six states to gain House seats, seven to lose seatsBY REID WILSON - 04/26/21 03:26 PM EDT
Texas is set to add two U.S. House seats to its delegation after a decade in which the state added more than 4 million new residents.
Colorado, Florida, North Carolina and Oregon will all add one more seat. Montana will add a second district, 30 years after it lost that second seat in a previous round of apportionment.
The states losing seats are almost all in the Rust Belt. Illinois, Michigan, New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania continued to bleed seats as residents moved elsewhere.
West Virginia’s population declined by a larger share than any other state over the last decade, shrinking by 3.2 percentage points. The state’s congressional delegation will drop from three seats to two beginning in the next Congress.
And for the first time since it joined the Union, California’s congressional delegation will shrink by one seat.
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/550327-six-states-to-gain-house-seats