Virginia’s constitution requires ‘compact’ districts. Courts have balked at defining compactness.
A Victorian novelist who wrote about taboo scandals invented a phrase that describes what the state's constitutional guarantee of "contiguous and compact" districts means. The post Virginia’s constitution requires ‘compact’ districts. Courts have balked at defining compactness. appeared first on Cardinal News.
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