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Internal boundaries Are used at the subnational scale to divide countries into smaller units
electoral boundaries using spatial thinking techniques and tools to analyze elections and voting patterns
voting districts internal boundaries that divide a country’s electorate into subnational regions are called ______ and exist at multiple scales
electorate people of a country who are eligible to vote
census a count of the population, every 10 years, to ensure the national congressional districts have approx. the same number of people
reapportionment changing the number of representatives granted to each state so it reflects the state’s population.
redistricting State legislatures or state committees then redraw district boundaries so that each district contains roughly the same number of people
Gerrymandering The drawing of boundaries for political districts by the party in power to protect or increase its power
cracking dispersing a group into several districts to prevent a majority
packing combining like-minded voters into one district to prevent them from affecting elections in other districts
stacking diluting a minority-populated district with majority populations
hijacking redrawing two districts in order to force two elected representatives of the same party to run against each other
kidnapping moving an area where an elected representative has support to an area where he or she does not have support
federal state unites separate political entities into an overarching system that allows each entity to maintain some degree of sovereignty
unitary state most or all of the governing power is held by the national government.
annexation is the process of legally adding territory to a city
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