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    The Drawing of District Boundaries to Benefit One Interest and Hinder
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The Drawing of District Boundaries to Benefit One Interest and Hinder

Question 51

Question 51

Multiple Choice

The drawing of district boundaries to benefit one interest and hinder another is known as


A) redistricting.
B) gerrymandering.
C) reapportionment.
D) frontloading.

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