Each state has two senators, but the number of congressmen are determined by population based on census figures. For instance, Mississippi had five congressional districts from 1960 to 2000. But one district was abolished when the 2000 census showed that the state had lost population.
The number of congressional districts per state is determined every 10 years, after the census.
why are some districts redrawn after a census? Districts are re-drawn for two reasons. The first is if population shifts change the number of Congressional representatives for a state. If the population decreases sufficiently enough relative to other states (which may mean its population has grown, but not as rapidly as other states) or if it increases sufficiently compared to other states, then it may lose or gain one or more representatives in Congress. If that happens the state's area is re-divided into the correct number of districts, with an attempt made to keep the populations of the districts fairly even. But re-districting can be done every 10 years following the Federal census, and often (not always) the legislative body within the state has the power to draw district boundaries. Whatever party is in power may choose to re-draw boundaries to make their position better by increasing the number of "safe" districts (or de-stabilizing the district of a strong opponent). "Gerrymandering" has a very long and "distinguished" history.
School districts tried to alleviate this by bussing students out of high poverty areas and into better school districts that were often as nearby as 20 miles. However, there were waiting lists to get into these better schools, and then parents of students in the better districts would complain that they didnt want 'lower educated' children amongst their student population.
Members of the congress often support political positions that mirror voter opinion in their home states. Apex
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The number of congressional districts per state is determined every 10 years, after the census.
ten years
Changing the boundaries of a district so as to change the number of representatives it can send to Congress since this is determined by population. Often the party in power will do this in a state to ensure there are more voters from their party in as many districts as possible.
wards
The Legislative Branch redraws the Georgia voting Districts every 10 years
Every 10 years after a census.
the answer is a. wards
Congressional districts are reapportioned every ten years. This coincides with the mandated census. It is done to adjust for population changes.
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special districts
Research has shown that nonpartisan districts tend to be less competitive compared to partisan districts. This lack of competitiveness is often attributed to factors such as incumbency advantage and political polarization, which can limit the ability of challengers to mount successful campaigns in nonpartisan districts.
districts are light wide and have a nice head stock madds are heavy the head stock is ugly and they are often not finger whip friendly, therefore districts are better