Where a Party's Voters Are Scarce, the Boundaries of a District

question 12

Multiple Choice

Where a party's voters are scarce, the boundaries of a district can be drawn to include as many of the party's voters as possible. This is a characteristic of _____.

• A) pigeonholing
• B) gerrymandering
• C) filibustering
• D) logrolling
• E) lobbying

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