Redistricting Is A Deeply Political Process, With

The Increase In Straight-ticket Party Voting In Recent Years Means That Competitive Congressional Races Can Tip One Way Or The Other Depending On The Showing Of The Candidates At The Top Of The Ticket.

It Is Impossible For Ideas To Compete In The Marketplace If No Forum For Their Presentation Is Provided Or Available.

The Public's Evaluation Of The Job George W. Bush Is Doing As President Changed Dramatically As A Result Of The Horrific Attacks Of September 11 And His Response In Leading The Country On A Campaign Against Terrorism.

In The House, Republican Prospects Have Been Buoyed By Several Successful Rounds Of Redistricting, Which Have Sharply Reduced The Number Of Competitive Seats And Given The Republicans A National Advantage Of At Least A Dozen Seats.

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