Alternate US States

[AustralianSwingVoter]

Absolutely loved reading through this years ago. To (hopefully) help and to satisfy my own curiosity I've calculated the reapportionment for the 2020 census under these alternate states.

State	2010 Population	2020 Population	% Change	'10 CDs	'20 CDs	Change
California del Sur	21,146,847	22,123,016	+4.62%	30	29	−1
New York	13,038,826	13,863,559	+6.33%	18	18
South Florida	11,039,035	12,452,991	+12.81%	16	16
Georgia	9,687,653	10,711,908	+10.57%	14	14
North Carolina	9,535,483	10,439,388	+9.48%	13	14	+1
Jefferson	8,796,339	10,180,914	+15.74%	12	13	+1
Texas	8,599,827	9,953,278	+15.74%	12	13	+1
Chicago	9,686,021	9,838,421	+1.57%	14	13	−1
Michigan	9,572,279	9,775,723	+2.13%	14	13	−1
Washington	8,573,432	9,731,383	+13.51%	12	13	+1
Pacific	8,906,504	9,610,480	+7.90%	13	13
New Jersey	8,791,894	9,288,994	+5.65%	12	12
North Florida	7,762,275	9,085,196	+17.04%	11	12	+1
Rio Grande	7,749,395	9,011,313	+16.28%	11	12	+1
Virginia	8,001,024	8,631,393	+7.88%	11	11
Massachusetts	7,600,196	8,127,296	+6.94%	11	11
Pennsylvania	7,773,451	8,105,693	+4.27%	11	11
Maryland	7,273,209	7,856,717	+8.02%	10	10
California	7,166,682	7,771,312	+8.44%	10	10
Arizona	6,392,017	7,151,502	+11.88%	9	9
Ohio	6,852,201	7,137,023	+4.16%	10	9	−1
Tennessee	6,346,105	6,910,840	+8.90%	9	9
Adirondack	6,339,276	6,337,690	−0.03%	9	8	−1
Missouri	5,988,927	6,154,913	+2.77%	8	8
Wisconsin	5,831,921	6,026,175	+3.33%	8	8
Indiana	5,664,265	5,954,448	+5.12%	8	8
Colorado	5,029,196	5,773,714	+14.80%	7	8	+1
Minnesota	5,303,925	5,706,494	+7.59%	7	8	+1
South Carolina	4,625,364	5,118,425	+10.66%	7	7
Alabama	4,779,736	5,024,279	+5.12%	7	7
Allegheny	4,928,928	4,897,007	−0.65%	7	7
Erie	4,684,303	4,662,425	−0.47%	7	6	−1
Louisiana	4,533,372	4,657,757	+2.74%	6	6
Kentucky	4,339,367	4,505,836	+3.84%	6	6
Oregon	3,549,764	4,050,260	+14.10%	5	5
Illinois	4,130,574	3,974,318	−3.78%	6	5	−1
Oklahoma	3,751,351	3,959,353	+5.54%	5	5
Connecticut	3,574,097	3,605,944	+0.89%	5	5
New England	3,270,572	3,382,965	+3.44%	5	5
Lincoln	3,039,812	3,326,837	+9.44%	4	4
Utah	2,763,885	3,271,616	+18.37%	4	4
Iowa	3,046,355	3,190,369	+4.73%	4	4
Nevada	2,734,474	3,138,029	+14.76%	4	4
Arkansas	2,915,918	3,011,524	+3.28%	4	4
Mississipi	2,967,297	2,961,279	−0.20%	4	4
Kansas	2,853,118	2,937,880	+2.97%	4	4
New Mexico	2,059,179	2,117,522	+2.83%	3	3
Nebraska	1,826,341	1,961,504	+7.40%	3	3
West Virginia	1,852,994	1,793,716	−3.20%	3	2	−1
Hawaii	1,360,301	1,455,271	+6.98%	2	2
Alaska	710,231	733,391	+3.26%	1	1

[AustralianSwingVoter]

As I already had all the data compiled in a spreadsheet, thought it might be interesting to run a very rough prediction of the 2030 reapportionment. This is assuming every state grows at exactly the same rate they grew through the 2010s, so it won't be accurate but it gives a rough idea of what'll probably happen.

Closest Priority Values:
432. Indiana 8th
433. Wisconsin 8th
434. Pacific 13th
435. Massachusetts 11th
436. Minnesota 8th (lol)
437. Washington 14th
438. Georgia 15th
439. Alabama 7th
440. Lincoln 5th
441. Connecticut 5th

State	'20 CDs	'30 CDs	Change
California del Sur	29	28	−1
New York	18	18
South Florida	16	17	+1
Georgia	14	14
Jefferson	13	14	+1
Texas	13	14	+1
North Carolina	14	14
Washington	13	13
North Florida	12	13	+1
Rio Grande	12	13	+1
Pacific	13	13
Chicago	13	12	−1
Michigan	13	12	−1
New Jersey	12	12
Virginia	11	11
Massachusetts	11	11
Maryland	10	10
Pennsylvania	11	10	−1
California	10	10
Arizona	9	10	+1
Tennessee	9	9
Ohio	9	9
Colorado	8	8
Adirondack	8	8
Missouri	8	8
Indiana	8	8
Wisconsin	8	8
Minnesota	8	8
South Carolina	7	7
Alabama	7	6	−1
Allegheny	7	6	−1
Louisiana	6	6
Kentucky	6	6
Erie	6	6
Oregon	5	6	+1
Oklahoma	5	5
Utah	4	5	+1
Illinois	5	5
Lincoln	4	4
Connecticut	5	4	−1
Nevada	4	4
New England	5	4	−1
Iowa	4	4
Arkansas	4	4
Kansas	4	4
Mississipi	4	4
New Mexico	3	3
Nebraska	3	3
West Virginia	2	2
Hawaii	2	2
Alaska	1	1