Redistricting for is a methodological framework within desegregation law that systematically reallocates geographic boundaries of electoral or administrative districts to mitigate racial segregation and promote equitable representation.
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Nonpartisan Political Redistricting by Computer
Sidney W. Hess, James B. Weaver, H. J. Siegfeldt et al. · Operations Research · 1965 · 293 citations
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