States With Both At-large Seats and Geographically Defined Districts
This is a table of every instance of at-large representation in the United States Congress when the same state had geographically defined districts as well.
Congress | State & Number of at-large seats |
---|---|
33rd | MS (1) |
… | … |
38th | IL (1) |
39th | IL (1) |
40th | IL (1) |
41st | IL (1) |
42nd | IL (1) |
43rd | AL (2), AR (1), IN (2), LA (1), NY (1), PA (3), SC (1), TN (1), TX (2) |
44th | AL (2) |
… | … |
48th | AR (1), CA (2), GA (1), KS (4), NY (1), NC (1), PA (1), VA (1) |
49th | PA (1) |
50th | PA (1) |
… | … |
53rd | IL (2), KS (1), PA (2) |
54th | KS (1), PA (2) |
55th | KS (1), PA (2) |
56th | KS (1), PA (2) |
57th | KS (1), PA (2) |
58th | CO (1), CT (1), KS (1) |
59th | CO (1), CT (1), KS (1) |
60th | CO (1), CT (1) |
61st | CO (1), CT (1)) |
62nd | CO (1), CT (1) |
63rd | AL (1), CO (2), FL (1), IL (2), MI (1), MN (1), OH (1), OK (3), PA (4), TX (2), WA (2), WV (1) |
64th | AL (1), IL (2), PA (4), TX (2), WV (1) |
65th | IL (2), PA (4), TX (2) |
66th | IL (2), PA (4) |
67th | IL (2), PA (4) |
68th | IL (2) |
69th | IL (2) |
70th | IL (2) |
71st | IL (2) |
72nd | IL (2) |
73rd | CT (1), FL (1), IL (2), NY (2), OH (2), OK (1), TX (3) |
74th | CT (1), FL (1), IL (2), NY (2), OH (2), OK (1) |
75th | CT (1), IL (2), NY (2), OH (2), OK (1) |
76th | CT (1), IL (2), NY (2), OH (2), OK (1) |
77th | CT (1), IL (2), NY (2), OH (2), OK (1) |
78th | CT (1), FL (1), IL (1), NY (2), OH (1), PA (1) |
79th | CT (1), IL (1), OH (1) |
80th | CT (1), IL (1), OH (1) |
81st | CT (1), OH (1) |
82nd | CT (1), OH (1) |
83rd | CT (1), TX (1), WA (1) |
84th | CT (1), TX (1), WA (1) |
85th | CT (1), TX (1), WA (1) |
86th | CT (1) |
87th | CT (1) |
88th | CT (1), MD (1), MI (1), OH (1), TX (1) |
89th | MD (1), OH (1), TX (1) |
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