Large population diminishes voting power in Texas

A week after the 2018 midterm elections, Texans have had the opportunity to dissect and come to terms with a highly competitive midterm election.

But a new study by Wallethub indicates the vote in Texas may not be as powerful as other states, specifically those states with smaller populations.

The study concludes that states with larger populations have difficulty finding representatives that can properly represent a majority of its people, something most prevalent in larger state elections.