Legislation introduced by Rep. Andrew Clyde, R-GA, and supported by over 40 House Republicans, could change the dynamics of congressional representation. The Make Apportionment Great Again (MAGA) Act would require a reapportionment prior to the 2028 election and add a U.S. citizenship question to the 2030 census and beyond.

The MAGA Act aims to ensure non-citizens “no longer distort congressional representation and Electoral College vote distribution,” Clyde said, “And would only count citizens when deciding how many House representatives each state gets.”

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