Wyoming Rule
In the current House (2010 Census)

Wyoming Rule

Section Title: In the current House (2010 Census)
Table Section Text: None

State	Seats (2010)	New Seats	Pop. per seat	Seat change	Notes

Alabama	7	9	531,082	+2

Alaska	1	1	710,231	0	Highest population per seat

Arizona	9	11	581,092	+2

Arkansas	4	5	583,184	+1

California	53	66	564,454	+13	Largest gain in seats

Colorado	7	9	558,800	+2

Connecticut	5	6	595,683	+1

Delaware	1	2	448,967	+1	Smallest state to gain seats

Florida	27	33	569,737	+6

Georgia	14	17	569,862	+3

Hawaii	2	2	680,151	0

Idaho	2	3	522,527	+1

Illinois	18	23	557,854	+5

Indiana	9	12	540,317	+3

Iowa	4	5	609,271	+1

Kansas	4	5	570,624	+1

Kentucky	6	8	542,421	+2

Louisiana	6	8	566,672	+2

Maine	2	2	664,181	0

Maryland	8	10	577,355	+2

Massachusetts	9	12	545,636	+3

Michigan	14	18	549,091	+4

Minnesota	8	9	589,325	+1

Mississippi	4	5	593,459	+1

Missouri	8	11	544,448	+3

Montana	1	2	494,708	+1

Nebraska	3	3	608,780	0

Nevada	4	5	540,110	+1

New Hampshire	2	2	658,235	0

New Jersey	12	16	549,493	+4

New Mexico	3	4	514,795	+1

New York	27	34	569,944	+7

North Carolina	13	17	560,911	+4

North Dakota	1	1	672,591	0

Ohio	16	20	576,825	+4

Oklahoma	5	7	535,907	+2

Oregon	5	7	547,296	+2

Pennsylvania	18	23	552,277	+5

Rhode Island	2	2	526,284	0

South Carolina	7	8	578,171	+1

South Dakota	1	2	407,090	+1	Lowest population per seat

Tennessee	9	11	576,919	+2

Texas	36	45	558,790	+9

Utah	4	5	552,777	+1

Vermont	1	1	608,827	0

Virginia	11	14	571,501	+3

Washington	10	12	560,378	+2

West Virginia	3	3	617,665	0

Wisconsin	8	10	568,699	+2	Closest to average population-to-representative ratio

Wyoming	1	1	563,626	0

Total	435	547	+112

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According to Wyoming Rule Rhode Island has two seats (526,284 per seat).

final_sentence: According to Wyoming Rule Rhode Island has two seats (526,284 per seat).