Across
- 4. spreading out the opposition party voters throughout many districts
- 5. The majority party in power of the state legislature redraws the district to give them a partisan advantage
- 6. Internal Political Boundaries are redrawn after a census, which determine voting districts for legislatures.
- 7. An official count or survey of a population, typically recording various details of individuals.
- 8. boundaries within states, usually having some electoral significance (ex, voting districts)
Down
- 1. Minorities are the majority voters in the district; race is often a major factor in determining which party you’ll vote for
- 2. local geographical area of a larger country in which you vote for representatives to congress. Determined by redistricting after each census.
- 3. A gerrymandering method that makes a district full of the opposition party voters