A newly formed Midwestern state is made up of four counties (A, B, C and D) . The state legislature has a total of 200 seats which need to be apportioned out to each of the counties based on their respective populations. The table below gives the current population of each of the counties.

Use Hamilton's Method to apportion the 200 seats.

Question

A newly formed Midwestern state is made up of four counties (A, B, C and D) . The state legislature has a total of 200 seats which need to be apportioned out to each of the counties based on their respective populations. The table below gives the current population of each of the counties.

Use Hamilton's Method to apportion the 200 seats.

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The Answer is A state is apportioned fewer seats than its lower quota.

A Newly Formed Midwestern State Is Made Up of Four