What was an argument for the New Jersey Plan?

An argument for the New Jersey Plan was that it aimed to preserve the sovereignty of smaller states by ensuring equal representation in Congress, regardless of population size. This plan proposed a unicameral legislature where each state would have one vote, countering the Virginia Plan's population-based representation, which could marginalize less populous states. Proponents believed this approach would maintain a balance of power among states and protect the interests of all, particularly those with smaller populations.