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7/24/2019 Utah Congressional districts
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Cache
Rich
Weber
Morgan
Tooele
Davis
Summit
Salt Lake
Daggett
DuchesneWasatch
UintahUtah
Juab
Millard
Sanpete
Carbon
Emery Grand
Sevier
Beaver Piute Wayne
Iron
San Juan
Garfield
Washington Kane
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Beaver
Blanding
BrighamCity
Castle Dale
Cedar City
Delta
Duchesne
Ephraim
FillmoreGreenRiver
Gunnison
Junction
Kanab
LoaMilford
Moab
Monticello
Morgan
Mt Pleasant
Nephi
Panguitch
Price
Randolph
Richfield
Tooele
Wendover
Woodruff
Vernal
Bountiful
Logan
Ogden
Orem
StGeorge
Roy
Sandy
Provo
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The Constitution prescribes Congres-sional apportionment based ondecennial census population data. Eachstate has at least one Representative, nomatter how small its population. Since
1941, distribution of Representatives hasbeen based on total U.S. population, sothat the average population perRepresentative has the least possiblevariation between one state and anyother. Congress fixes the number ofvoting Representatives at eachapportionment. States delineate thedistrict boundaries. The first House ofRepresentatives in 1789 had 65members; currently there are 435.There are non-voting delegates fromAmerican Samoa, the District ofColumbia, Guam, Puerto Rico, and theVirgin Islands.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS113th Congress (January 2013January 2015)