2010 NCSL Congressional and State Legislative Redistricting Deviation Table
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2010 Congressional Plan
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2010 State House Plan
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2010 State Senate Plan
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State
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Ideal District Size
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Percent Overall Range
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Overall Range (# of people)
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Ideal District Size
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Percent Overall Range
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Ideal District Size
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Percent Overall Range
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Alabama
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682,819
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0.0
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1
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45,521
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1.98
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136,564
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1.98
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Alaska*
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17,756
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9.04
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35,512
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8.45
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Arizona
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710,224
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0.0
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0
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213,067
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8.78
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213,067
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8.78
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Arkansas
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728,980
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.06
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428
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29,159
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8.36
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83,312
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8.2
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California
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702,905
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.0001
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1
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465,674
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.449
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931,349
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.63
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Colorado
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718,457
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0.0
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1
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77,372
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4.98
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143,691
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4.99
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Connecticut
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714,819
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0.0
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1
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23,670
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5.99
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99,280
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9.79
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Delaware*
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21,901
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9.93
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42,759
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10.73
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Florida
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696,345
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0.0
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1
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156,678
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3.98
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470,033
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1.99
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Georgia
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691,975
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0.0
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2
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53,820
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1.98
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172,994
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1.84
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Hawaii
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680,151
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0.1
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691
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24,540
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21.57
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50,061
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44.23
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Idaho
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783,791
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.09
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682
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44,788
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9.7
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44,788
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9.7
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Illinois
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712,813
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0.0
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1
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108,734
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0.0
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217,468
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0.0
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Indiana
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720,422
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0.0
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1
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64,838
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1.74
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129,676
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2.88
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Iowa
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761,589
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.01
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76
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30,464
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1.93
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60,927
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1.65
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Kansas
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713,280
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0.0
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15
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22,716
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2.87
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70,986
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2.03
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Kentucky
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723,228
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0.0
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1
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43,394
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10
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114,194
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9.84
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Louisiana
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755,445
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.03
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162
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43,174
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9.89
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116,240
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9.86
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Maine
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664,181
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0.0
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1
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Maryland**
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721,529
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.00013
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1
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122,813**
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8.87
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122,813
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8.87
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Massachusetts
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727,514
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0.0
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1
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40,923
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9.74
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163,691
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9.77
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Michigan
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705,974
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0.0 |
1
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89,851
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9.96
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260,096
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9.79
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Minnesota
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662,991
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0.0
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1
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79,163
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1.42
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39,582
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1.6
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Mississippi
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741,824
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0.2
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134
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24,322
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9.95
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57,063
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9.77
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Missouri
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748,616
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0
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1
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36,742
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7.8
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176,145
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8.5
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Montana*
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9,894
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5.44
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19,788
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5.26
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Nebraska
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608,780
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0.0
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1
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N/A
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N/A
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37,272
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7.39
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Nevada
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675,138
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0.0
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1
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64,299
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1.33
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128,598
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0.8
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New Hampshire
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658,235
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0.00067
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4
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3,291
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9.9
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54,853
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8.83
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New Jersey
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732,658
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0.0
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1
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219,797
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5.199
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219,797
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5.199
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New Mexico
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686,393
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0.0
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0
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29,417
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6.68
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49,028
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8.70
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New York
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717,707
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0.0
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1
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129,089
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7.94
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307,356
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8.8
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North Carolina
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733,499
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0.0
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1
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79,462
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9.9
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190,710
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9.74
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North Dakota*
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14,310
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8.86
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14,310
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8.86
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Ohio
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116,530
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16.44
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349,591
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9.2
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Oklahoma
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750,270
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0.0
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1
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37,142
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1.81
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78,153
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2.03
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Oregon
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766,215
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0.0
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2
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63,851
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3.1
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127,702
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2.99
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Pennsylvania
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705,688
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0.0
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1
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62,573
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7.88
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254,048
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7.96
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Rhode Island
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526,284
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0.0
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1
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14,034
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4.98
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27,699
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5.01
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South Carolina
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660,766
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0.0
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1
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37,301
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4.99
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100,551
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9.55
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South Dakota*
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23,262**
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9.47
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23,262
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9.47
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Tennessee
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705,123
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0.0
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1
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192,306
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9.17
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64,102
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9.74
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Texas
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698,488
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0.0
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32
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167,637
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9.92
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811,147
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8.04
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Utah
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690,971
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0.0
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1
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36,852
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1.55
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95,306
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.39
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Vermont*
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4,172
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18.9
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20,858
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18.2
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Virginia
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727,366
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0.0
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1
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80,010
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2.0
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200,026
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4.0
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Washington
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672,454
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.003
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19
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137,236
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.068
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137,236
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.068
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West Virginia
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617,665
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.79
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4,871
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18,530
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9.99
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109,000
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10.00
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Wisconsin
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710,873
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0.0
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1
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57,444
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.76
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172,333
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.62
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Wyoming*
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536,626
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0.0
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0.0
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9,394
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9.84
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18,788
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9.37
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SOURCE: National Conference of State Legislatures
* State has only one Congressional seat.
** Maryland maintains three state assembly districts within each state senate district. The ideal district size for the two member district is 81,875 with an overall deviation of 9.39. The ideal district size for the single member district is 40,938 with an overall deviation of 8.92.
**South Dakota maintains 4 multimember districts. Those 4 districts have an ideal population of 11,631 with an overall deviation of 4.68.
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