Equally Weighted Vote: Difference between revisions
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→Equal Vote Criterion: At the request of Mark Frohnmayer I've changed the section on Equality Criterion to put that name as the primary name and the alternative name, Equal Vote Criterion, as the secondary option to reflect a desire to become more consistent with this terminology across materials.
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The 1964, [https://www.starvoting.us/equal_vote Wesberry v. Sanders]case cited above addressed Gerrymandering. In the case of district lines it's impossible to ensure that elections will not favor one faction or the other over time as populations grow and change, but it is "practicable" to prevent and mitigate this phenomena. However in the case of vote splitting and the Electoral Collage achieving a perfectly Equally Weighted Vote is fully possible.
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