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Obama has lost more House seats than any president since Eisenhower - Vox
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Texas gains two more seats in Congress after census - Texas Farm Bureau
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Much ado about nothing
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U.S. Census: Texas Gets 4 New Congressional Seats | The Texas Tribune
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