A.) Congressional reappointment is the process by which seats in the House of Representatives are reallocating after every United States constitutionally mandated census using a mathematical population formal to ensure that there is equal distribution among the given areas.
B.) The court case of Wesberry vs. Sanders (1965) ruled that congress could not redistrict in a way that would give one citizen’s vote more power than the another. The court case of Shaw vs. Reno ruled (1993) ruled that congress could not redistrict in a way that purely relied racial equalness.
C.) One goal of a politician gerrymandering is to secure the reelection of incumbents. When representative from different parties with adjoining districts come together for the
B.) The court case of Wesberry vs. Sanders (1965) ruled that congress could not redistrict in a way that would give one citizen’s vote more power than the another. The court case of Shaw vs. Reno ruled (1993) ruled that congress could not redistrict in a way that purely relied racial equalness.
C.) One goal of a politician gerrymandering is to secure the reelection of incumbents. When representative from different parties with adjoining districts come together for the