How have the following demographic changes affected political changes: 1. Immigration 2. Regional Shifts 3. Aging Population

Immigration affects Congressional apportionment, aging population impacts health care systems

Explanation:

Immigration - This impacts The United States congressional apportionment The United States House of Representatives are redistributed among the fifty states based on population changes determined by recent census studies. In 1910, it was one representative per 209,447 American people. Now the population has grown, it is one rep. member for every 747,184 as at 2019.

Regional shifts: Population increase has been mostly demanded in west and south areas and new regional patterns of growth and decline have emerged in recent years.

Aging Population: Florida use to be known as the retirement capital of the United States of America. The aging population growth would impact things like the healthcare system, with high costs arising from serving the health of the elder population and these will trigger political schemes and programs that would address issues around the aging population.