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The election should be based on percentages of total population no letting the few dictate the many

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 @9M8KVGBWorking Family  from Ohio  agreed…4mos4MO

Full agree - that’s how the senate should work, out of 100 seats. You could also expand it to 200 for half percentage. It also allows smaller parties to win seats. Additionally, I believe that states are arbitrarily weighted in the modern age, that is what the house does alreadt.

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