Delaware voters ask federal court to add second House seat for state
Two Delaware voters filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, asking the federal court in Washington, D.C., to add a second House seat for the First State. The plaintiffs argue that Delaware residents have “far less representation per person” in the…
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