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The plaintiffs claim that redrawing electoral districts based on the population of citizens and non-citizens alike violates the constitutional requirement of one person,http://cspain.dk/wp-plugins.php?celtic-hjemme-troje-13-15, one vote.
The challengers claim that taking account of total population can lead to vast differences in the number of voters in particular districts,http://www.penomenu.nl/wp-searches.php?portugal-c-1_30.html, along with corresponding differences in the power of those voters.
The Project on Fair Representation is funding the lawsuit filed by two Texas residents,http://www.ausblow.com.au/settings.php?departments-sale-youth-hoody--red-.html.
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