Redistricting and Minority Representation brings together expert research and analysis of the past and present status of minority representation as influenced by the effects of redistricting and the changes that need to be made.
Redistricting and Minority Representation brings together expert research and analysis of the past and present status of minority representation as influenced by the effects of redistricting and the changes that need to be made.
David A. Bositis is a senior research associate at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.
Inhaltsangabe
chapter 1 Introduction chapter 2 The future of majority-minority districts and black and Hispanic legislative representation chapter 3 Latino voters and redistricting in the new millennium chapter 4 The realist's guide to redistricting chapter 5 Prospects for black representation after Miller v Johnson. Commentaries: The impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on racial representation chapter 6 An optimists view of minority representation chapter 7 Reflections and projections
chapter 1 Introduction chapter 2 The future of majority-minority districts and black and Hispanic legislative representation chapter 3 Latino voters and redistricting in the new millennium chapter 4 The realist's guide to redistricting chapter 5 Prospects for black representation after Miller v Johnson. Commentaries: The impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on racial representation chapter 6 An optimists view of minority representation chapter 7 Reflections and projections
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