Should Congress Have 1,100 Members Instead of 435?
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Should Congress Have 1,100 Members Instead of 435?
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Why does the U.S. House of Representatives still have 435 members, even though the country has tripled in size since that number was set? Alex Clark and Dan Carracino sit down with Dr. Christopher Malone, Deputy Executive Director of Policy and Education Innovation at the Consortium for Worker Education, to unpack his recent Newsday op-ed arguing that the House of Representatives should grow from 435 members to 1,100.
Chris walks through the forgotten history of proportional representation in Congress, how we could get back to it, and what it would actually mean for your day-to-day life. Along the way: what even counts as a "community," and why Chris thinks engagement, not perfect representation, is the real goal.
Please visit congressionalcommunities.org to learn more about your community.
Hosts: Dan Carracino, Alex Clark
Executive Producer: Alex Clark
Music: Aditya Shrestha
Animation: Seventy Seven Lab