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06.19.2013
Redistricting: Drawing the Lines
Antonio Neves reports on how new redistricting issues around the country can affect the outcome of state elections and federal policy.
Questions:
- Analyze how power can be redistributed and manipulated during redistricting.
- Describe why voters might get upset when district lines are redrawn.
- Explain gerrymandering.
Tools:
- Transcript
- Redistricting: Drawing the Lines (Language Arts)
- Redistricting: Drawing the Lines (Social Studies)
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