Regardless of what the #'s were last year or even this year, what needs to be remembered is that now if 75% of the people who apply are non-residents and only 25% of them are residents (which I believe can happen now that it is easier for a non to draw than a res) then your stats change with it. Fieldmouse, go take a stats course and then tell me I'm wrong. You'll quickly understand that you are still mistaken. You can consistently try and say "What are the #'s? What are the #'s?" when in fact NVMike said it all.....
Simply put, if YOU were faceing not being able to hunt in your own state, in any of those spots you like so well, you would be singing a different tune. But you will never face that prospect as your area has enough tags to please everyone year in and year out, in addition your area would never draw 10X the nonresidents apps as elk in the west do.
If the # of non-res applications increase to the point of making the res's applications more of a minority then of course the ratio of tags given to res's and non-res's will change. What also needs to be remembered is that it is not a 50/50 draw. Now non-res's can actually take the majority of the hunts away if they are the majority applying for those tags.