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Why would a state like New Jersey favor a system in which each state had the same number of votes in the nation's legislature?

Why would a state like New Jersey favor a system in which each state had the same number of votes in the nation's legislature?
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Why would a state like New Jersey favor a system in which each state had the same number of votes in the nation's legislature?

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Less-populous states like New Jersey would benefit from a system of equal representation and would suffer in a population-based system.
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