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LibGuides: Elections and Voting: Redistricting, Gerrymandering, and the Census

Elizabeth Brown

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How to use government information basic information for assignments, research, and your own personal use during elections and to vote as an informed citizen.

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How to use government information basic information for assignments, research, and your own personal use during elections and to vote as an informed citizen.

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How to use government information basic information for assignments, research, and your own personal use during elections and to vote as an informed citizen.

Key concepts: Redistricting, Gerrymandering, Census, Voting, Political science, Geography, Demography, Population

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