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What losing a congressional seat means for Michigan Updated Apr 28, 2021; Posted Apr 28, 2021 In this Feb. 3, 2020, file photo, the chamber of the House of Representatives is seen at the Capitol in Washington. Ahead of President Joe Biden’s joint address to Congress, lawmakers are intensifying the push make sure key priorities are included. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)AP Facebook Share All eyes are on Southeast Michigan after the U.S. Census Bureau determined the state will shed one seat in Congress, but a new redistricting process leaves experts wondering how exactly district lin...

Associated Press Michigan’s slow population growth over the past decade will cost the state a U.S. House seat, continuing a decades-long trend as job-seekers and retirees have fled to other states. The U.S. Census Bureau listed the state’s 2020 apportionment population at 10,084,442 and increase of about 1.7% over the 2010 figure and leaving Michigan with 13 congressional seats. Apportionment population also includes overseas military and civilian government employees and their dependents. Michigan’s resident population for 2020 — how many people physically live in the state — was 1...

Associated Press Michigan’s slow population growth over the past decade will cost the state a U.S. House seat, continuing a decades-long trend as job-seekers and retirees have fled to other states. The U.S. Census Bureau listed the state’s 2020 apportionment population at 10,084,442 and increase of about 1.7% over the 2010 figure and leaving Michigan with 13 congressional seats. Apportionment population also includes overseas military and civilian government employees and their dependents. Michigan’s resident population for 2020 — how many people physically live in the state — was 1...

Census shows Michigan growth lags, costing state a US House seat Census shows Michigan growth lags, costing state a US House seat Corey Williams, Associated Press Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg Michigan would move from 14 seats in the House of Representatives at the U.S. Capitol to 13. Michigan's slow population growth over the past decade will cost the state a U.S. House seat, continuing a decades-long trend as job-seekers and retirees have fled to other states. The U.S. Census Bureau listed the state's 2020 apportionment population at 10,084,442, leaving Michigan with 13 congressional seats. Mi...