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"Of the strong overages, there were eight states:
- Hawaii +6.79%
- Delaware +5.45%
- Rhode Island +5.05%
- Minnesota +3.84%
- New York +3.44%
- Utah +2.59%
- Massachusetts +2.24%
- Ohio +1.49%
Then the six states with the highest number of undercounts are as follows:
- Arkansas -5.04%
- Tennessee -4.78%
- Mississippi -4.11%
- Florida -3.48%
- Illinois -1.97%
- Texas -1.92%
"The benefits are pretty clear. Two states — Minnesota and Rhode Island — likely each held onto a Congressional seat they would have otherwise lost. (Minnesota managed to retain its number by a minuscule total of just 26 people.) Meanwhile, Texas and Florida likely missed picking up an additional House seat each. In pre-Census estimates, it was guessed both would gain three additional seats, but they earned two a piece"
