Numerous methodologies have been suggested and employed over American history. Many are examples of "general divisor methods", which solve the problem , where the is the population of state , is the total number of seats in the House of Representatives, and is some rounding function that maps a real number to an integer. This Demonstration shows how these different rounding methodologies affect the representation of 13 imaginary states for 10 different scenarios and for between 50 and 500 possible seats. It also checks to make sure that the total number of votes held by the states under each of the methodologies in fact equals the desired number of total votes. A bar chart shows the relative population of each of the 13 states for each dataset.