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I think maybe you're operating at a higher level of abstraction than I am. Electoral distortions like the allocation of two Senate seats per state regardless of
by aptwebapps 9y ago
I think maybe you're operating at a higher level of abstraction than I am. Electoral distortions like the allocation of two Senate seats per state regardless of population share, or failure to keep representation inline with original intentions are definitely things to carp about. They might even have a similar effect as gerrymandering in some cases. But unless you're redrawing borders for purely electoral reasons you're not gerrymandering.
Is this really debatable? Are we actually arguing about something that can be settled by referencing a dictionary?
- CalChris 9y agoIf you are adding another state then you are redrawing borders.