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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
This panel includes papers that examine the question of representation in the United States from several approaches including gerrymandering, district office location, and personal backgrounds.
All about Location: The Geographic Politics of District Office Placement - Shana Hardin, University of Houston; Jeronimo Cortina, University of Houston; Brandon Rottinghaus, University of Houston
Electoral Outcomes and Public Support for Congressional Redistricting - Peter T McLaughlin, University of Rhode Island; Nathan Barron, University of Oklahoma; Henry Ashton, University of Oklahoma; Rachel Blum, University of Oklahoma; Charles Finocchiaro, University of Oklahoma; Michael Crespin, University of Oklahoma
Legislator Background, Representation, and Policy Content in Congress - Erinn K Lauterbach, Villanova University
The Failure of Partisan Gerrymandering Metrics to Consider Race & Voting Rights - Christian R. Grose, University of Southern California
Triaging Representation: Congressional Black Caucus and Anti-Black Governance - Christian Hosam, Wellesley College