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Political Gerrymandering: Was Elbridge Gerry Right?

January 11, 2018

Touro College Professor of Law and Political Science C. Daniel Chill discusses partisan political redistricting, judicial recognition of incumbency protection in redistricting, partisanship and race-based redistricting, and restraints on incumbency used by the states.

Source: Touro Law Review

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