Posts - Bill - S 2205 Equal Representation Act
senate 06/29/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that the census counts only U.S. citizens when determining congressional representation and electoral votes. Our goal is to provide more accurate data on citizenship status to guide fair apportionment of Representatives across the states.
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S 2205 - Equal Representation Act
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right-leaning 06/29/2025
Counting every person living here, regardless of citizenship, turned representation into a political circus.
right-leaning 06/29/2025
Why should states get more power for people who can’t even vote? This bill fixes that mismatch perfectly.
moderate 06/29/2025
Balancing fair representation with honesty sounds simple, but this bill stacks the deck too much on one side.
left-leaning 06/29/2025
If you deny a voice to all residents, you’re throwing fairness out the window and rigging the game.
moderate 06/29/2025
Sure, citizenship matters—but the census is about everyone living here, not just who holds a passport.
left-leaning 06/29/2025
Counting only citizens? That’s just another way to erase communities and weaken our democracy.
left-leaning 06/29/2025
Excluding immigrants from representation? Sounds like a census that’s more about politics than people.
right-leaning 06/29/2025
Finally, some common sense—only citizens should count when deciding who gets a seat in Congress.
moderate 06/29/2025
I get the push for clarity, but sidelining noncitizens in apportionment risks ignoring real community needs.