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The problem is that there are far far more policies that impact people based on area than based on name. This could effectively destroy any representation of r
by BearGoesChirp 9y ago
The problem is that there are far far more policies that impact people based on area than based on name. This could effectively destroy any representation of rural areas which would achieve the opposite (every single politician would answer to 65% city voters and only 35% rural voters if the districts were based on something fully independent of location).