Congress Vocabulary and SCOTUS Cases (AP GOV)

Having more votes than an opponent (not necessarily a majority)

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The reassigning of the number of congressional districts to each state every 10 years

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The redrawing of a state's districts every 10 years

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The redrawing of a state's district shapes every 10 years

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Manipulating the drawing of congressional districts to give a political party an advantages in elections

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SCOTUS case that ruled that SCOTUS had the power to rule over issues of reapportionment if states were violating the Constitution

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SCOTUS case that ruled that districts clearly drawn based only on race can be challenged as unconstitutional

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Official congressional mail sent to constituents at taxpayers' expense

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Services a Congressperson's office provides their constituents (ex: help with gov't paperwork)

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Government projects or grants that directly benefit a Congressperson's state or district

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