Multiple Choice
According to numerous studies, what is the relationship between local government elections and racial minorities' representation?
A) At-large election rules, which require city council members to be elected by the city as a whole, rather than by district, led to councils with fewer racial minorities.
B) At-large election rules, which require city council members to be elected by the city as a whole, rather than by district, led to councils with greater racial minorities.
C) Recall elections in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries in the U.S. led to offices with greater racial minorities than the normal election cycles.
D) Recall elections in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries in the U.S. led to offices with fewer racial minorities than the normal election cycles.
E) Since the Supreme Court decisions Baker v. Carr and Wesberry v. Sanders, the increased voting rights of racial minorities have been decreased dramatically.This has led to offices with fewer racial minorities.
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