"Congress requires states to draw single-member districts"
- Thomas E. Mann
About this Quote
This quote by Thomas E. Mann is referring to the procedure of redistricting, which is the procedure of redrawing the borders of electoral districts in order to guarantee that each district has an equivalent variety of citizens. Congress needs states to draw single-member districts, implying that each district is represented by one elected authorities. This is done to guarantee that each district has an equal voice in the legal procedure. Redistricting is a fundamental part of the democratic procedure, as it guarantees that each district is represented fairly which all citizens have an equivalent say in the legislative procedure. Redistricting likewise assists to ensure that the interests of all residents are represented in the legal procedure.
This quote is written / told by Thomas E. Mann somewhere between September 10, 1944 and today. He/she was a famous Sociologist from USA.
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