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Word filter never fails to be funny.
Even if all of California's undocumented residents got counted by the census and they got an extra seat because of it, citizens' votes in that state would still be disproportionately weak. This isn't a partisan issue-- the
exact same is the case for Texas. See my post upthread about how electoral votes are allocated for more on that.
Also, undocumented residents (and even their
documented friends and family members) are terrified of the census this year because of the proposed citizenship question, even though it isn't going to be on the form at all, and the government isn't legally allowed to give that information to ICE anyway. The likely undercount of Latinos as a result is going to hurt states like Texas, California, and Florida. It's clear to me that the media circus about the citizenship question was a very much intentional way to scare Latinos away from the census, but the idiots who cooked it up clearly weren't thinking it though, because it's going to affect red states just as much as it will blue and swing states.
In case anyone here subscribes to the quack notion that undocumented residents are voting--
they're not, even in places like California. You
require a valid, state-issued ID to register to vote in all fifty states.
Most voter fraud actually involves legal residents voting on behalf of dead people, and is actually quite rare.
