California To LOSE Congressional Seats In Next Census Count, Pelosi Is Panicking

Nancy Pelosi is in a panic and here’s why.

California is poised to actually LOSE congressional seats in the next census count. This would be the first time in the state’s history that their population change constituted a loss in seats. It will also likely greatly reduce the state’s influence in future elections.

California joins 26 other states to see a population decline in 2018 and 2019. It does not spell good news for the state’s political power for the Democratic Party either. The population decline amounted to over 200,000 people in the past 2 years as high regulation and cost of living drive people out of the state.

The state would lose electoral votes and would see it’s congressional seat number drop from 53 to 52. The area that would most likely lose a seat is Los Angeles.

Republican states meanwhile are due to gain seats. Both Florida and North Carolina are expected to pick up an extra electoral vote each .

California does gain a small number of new comers from democrat states in the northeast. Otherwise, they’re losing the most of their population to surrounding states and Texas.

It was recently decided as well that illegal aliens would be counted in the census, and that their population count would go towards deciding a state’s congressional power. If the illegal population number was taken out of the count for California, then California would more likely lose 2 or 3 seats.

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