Asked by HM
In the past, Texas employed multimember districts in some areas. What is the impact of multimember districts?
a. Minority voters are underrepresented.
b. Minority voters are overrepresented. c. Democrats have an advantage.
d. Republicans have a disadvantage.
I think minority was over represented..
a. Minority voters are underrepresented.
b. Minority voters are overrepresented. c. Democrats have an advantage.
d. Republicans have a disadvantage.
I think minority was over represented..
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
No, minority interest were quashed.
In Austin, in at large districts were in terrible shape...the voters in East Austin (heavily black) were outvoted by whites in other districts, and as a result, never got representation on the city council.
In Austin, in at large districts were in terrible shape...the voters in East Austin (heavily black) were outvoted by whites in other districts, and as a result, never got representation on the city council.
Answered by
HM
So it would be A..
Of course, multimember district means two or more representatives.. hence the whites were more in majority resulting in low minority voters.
Of course, multimember district means two or more representatives.. hence the whites were more in majority resulting in low minority voters.
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