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Additional sources for redistricting information.
Websites:
The
Council for Excellence in Government works to improve the performance
of government at all levels, and government's place in the lives and
esteem of American citizens. With its experienced staff,
network of experts, members and diverse partners, the Council helps
to create stronger public sector leadership and management, driven by
innovation and focused on results, and increased citizen confidence
and participation in government, through better understanding of
government and its role.
FairVote
seeks elections that promote voter turnout, fair representation,
inclusive policy and meaningful choices by building on our nation's
history of improving upon the American experiment. As a catalyst for
electoral reforms such as instant run-off voting, proportional
voting, direct election of the president and automatic voter
registration, we conduct research, analysis, education and organizing
to ensure all Americans can exercise their right to vote and elect
representatives who reflect our racial and political diversity.
Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University
Information and insight on
the laws governing federal, state and local elections.
Click on “election reform
agenda,” then “redistricting.”
Common
Cause is a nonpartisan nonprofit advocacy organization founded in
1970 by John Gardner as a vehicle for citizens to make their voices
heard in the political process, and to hold their elected leaders
accountable to the public interest.
Additional information.
Democracy's Constitution, John Denvir, University of Illinois Press, September 2001
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