Computers May Aid Redistricting Debate In Congress
Washington AP reports Merri Boyd discusses how computers could aid reapportionment after the Supreme Court rule. The piece notes two-house legislatures, unicameral Nebraska, and calls for blue ribbon panels to feed population, social, and geographic data into a computer for rapid, standards-compliant district drawing. It mentions congressional reactions and the broader political context.
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