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why do legislative districts vary so muc in size?
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Answered by
Writeacher
Where? In the US? England? Canada? or ... ??
They are usually created/changed by population, not geographic size.
They are usually created/changed by population, not geographic size.
Answered by
Reed
In the U.S., legislative districts at all levels of government are drawn according to population. Therefore, urban areas with dense population will have smaller districts in geographic size compared to sparsely populated areas. Each district is to have roughly equal population.
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uno
noob.
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