California is 87% citizens compared to 93% for the country. That doesn't change the voting math much. But Wyoming citizens gets 7000% more Senate representation.
> It's a pretty big chunk of EC votes - more than Wyoming gets in total!
No, it's about the same. If you pull non-citizens out of the calculation nationally, California loses between 3 and 4 seats in the House.
> The senate is meant to represent the states - not the people
That's no more true than saying the House is supposed to be scaled to people and not citizens. Both are features of the design of the system. “Is supposed to be X” doesn't stop something from being a problem in terms of a goal other than X.
