Will Texas ever have more electoral votes than California? (user search)
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  Will Texas ever have more electoral votes than California? (search mode)
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Question: At the rate at which Texas is growing it will eventually, but that growth could slow at any time
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Yes - within the lifetimes of Forum members		  
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Yes - at some future point		  
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No - never		  
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« on: April 11, 2015, 01:10:07 AM »
Nope. In 1900,  Texas had over twice the population of California. So they're growing faster than California again. Big whoop, it won't last.
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