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Redistricting could disenfranchise minority voters by making their votes less influential.
Redistricting could disenfranchise minority voters by making their votes less influential.
Redistricting could take away the ability of minority voters to participate in elections.
Redistricting could take away the ability of minority voters to participate in elections.
Redistricting could put voters into districts outside of their own states.
Redistricting could put voters into districts outside of their own states.
Redistricting could give more power to some minority voters while taking away power from others.
Redistricting could give more power to some minority voters while taking away power from others.
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The most relevant response that assesses how minority rights could be negatively impacted by redistricting is:
Redistricting could disenfranchise minority voters by making their votes less influential.
This option directly addresses the potential negative impact on the voting power of minority populations resulting from changes in district boundaries.
