Part-2: United States (US) House of Representatives Seats by State

The United State House of Representatives has one voting member for every 744,903 or so Americans.

If the House were to grow as the ratio would fall only to one representative per 458,428 people. In order to reduce the ratio to where it was after the 1930 census, the House would need to have 1,156 members.

State	Population	Representatives	Population/Representative
California	39,536,653	53	745,975
Texas	28,304,596	36	786,239
Florida	20,984,400	27	777,200
New York	19,849,399	27	735,163
Pennsylvania	12,805,537	18	711,419
Illinois	12,802,023	18	711,224
Ohio	11,658,609	16	728,663
Georgia	10,429,379	14	744,956
North Carolina	10,273,419	13	790,263
Michigan	9,962,311	14	711,594
New Jersey	9,005,644	12	750,470
Virginia	8,470,020	11	770,002
Washington	7,405,743	10	740,574
Arizona	7,016,270	9	779,586
Massachusetts	6,859,819	9	762,202
Tennessee	6,715,984	9	746,220
Indiana	6,666,818	9	740,758
Missouri	6,113,532	8	764,192
Maryland	6,052,177	8	756,522
Wisconsin	5,795,483	8	724,435
Colorado	5,607,154	7	801,022
Minnesota	5,576,606	8	697,076
South Carolina	5,024,369	7	717,767
Alabama	4,874,747	7	696,392
Louisiana	4,684,333	6	780,722
Kentucky	4,454,189	6	742,365
Oregon	4,142,776	5	828,555
Oklahoma	3,930,864	5	786,173
Connecticut	3,588,184	5	717,637
Iowa	3,145,711	4	786,428
Utah	3,101,833	4	775,458
Arkansas	3,004,279	4	751,070
Nevada	2,998,039	4	749,510
Mississippi	2,984,100	4	746,025
Kansas	2,913,123	4	728,281
New Mexico	2,088,070	3	696,023
Nebraska	1,920,076	3	640,025
West Virginia	1,815,857	3	605,286
Idaho	1,716,943	2	858,472
Hawaii	1,427,538	2	713,769
New Hampshire	1,342,795	2	671,398
Maine	1,335,907	2	667,954
Rhode Island	1,059,639	2	529,820
Montana	1,050,493	1	1,050,493
Delaware	961,939	1	961,939
South Dakota	869,666	1	869,666
North Dakota	755,393	1	755,393
Alaska	739,795	1	739,795
Vermont	623,657	1	623,657
Wyoming	579,315	1	579,315
	Average population per house seat		744,903