Apportionment (Election law)-United States
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- number of authors: 21 people
- number of books: 22
- books: African Americans and the politics of congressional redistricting, Bushmanders & bullwinkles : how politicians manipulate electronic maps and census data to win elections, Does redistricting make a difference? : partisan representation and electoral behavior
- authors: Dewey M. Clayton, Mark Stephen Monmonier, Mark E. Rush
- publication dates: 2000, 2001, 1993
- book publishers: Garland Pub, University of Chicago Press, Johns Hopkins University Press
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