As we head toward the year 2007 a few days hence, political thought starts to turn toward the doings of the next decade, such as reapportionment. There’s little thought, yet, toward 2020 – after all, while we can make some reasonable stab at population and other predictions three years out, predictions 13 years away are a little tough.
Still, the Rogue Pundit has a post worth notice for those taking the long view – suggesting that, in matters of congressional redistricting, Oregon will retain its current five seats after the 2010 census but should gain a sixth in 2020.
(For the moment, the only reapportionment change we expect in the Northwest in 2010, as matters sit, is a tenth House district for Washington state, which seems to be growing just fast enough to justify it.)
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