Apportionment bill threatens South gains in Congress
The House Committee's apportionment bill, described by the New York Tribune as partisan, would shift seats to the West and South. It would give the South four extra members, a net gain of six, while reducing the East by four. Proponents argue for honest counts and fair districts. critics warn of entrenched sectional advantage and electoral manipulation.
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