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A report by Protect Democracy reveals that around 35 million Americans have been moved into new congressional districts due to mid-decade redistricting, significantly impacting the composition of many districts. The report raises concerns about the implications for representation and public trust in elections, advocating for reforms to address partisan redistricting practices.
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A report by Protect Democracy reveals that around 35 million Americans have been moved into new congressional districts due to mid-decade redistricting, significantly impacting the composition of many districts. The report raises concerns about the implications for representation and public trust in elections, advocating for reforms to address partisan redistricting practices.
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