Electoral Geography and Redistricting
Students examine how geographic factors influence electoral outcomes and the impact of redistricting (gerrymandering) on political representation.
Key Questions
- Analyze how geographic boundaries of electoral districts can influence election results.
- Explain the concept of gerrymandering and its impact on democratic representation.
- Critique different approaches to electoral redistricting for fairness and equity.
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