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国会选区的重新划分需要由一个独立的，非党派的委员会来控制吗？

目前，国会边界的重新划分选区是由国家立法机关控制每十年。徇私是地区与受益政党的意图重绘。这是最经常由国家政党与边缘化谁代表少数党选民区的意图实现。要获得更多的席位，执政党将重新划定选区，使少数党的选民将被分成更小的地区较少的席位。徇私的批评者说，这些做法让现任代表选择他们的选民，而不是选民选择他们。支持者说，绘图区是执政党的特权，并且对他们的政策或候选人的人气影响不大。

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85%
是的
15%
不
74%
是的
13%
不
7%
是的，在重新划分选区的时候强势政权为执政党提供了不公平的条件
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不，没有其他更好的办法。
5%
是的，转换为一个按比例选举多个成员的重新分区的系统。
1%
不，不公正划分选区能让官员更有效地代表他们的选民的利益

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Gerrymander No More: Democrats Push for a Congress That Represents All

The bipartisan task force would investigate structural reforms like multimember districts and adding more House members in an effort to address growing polarization and distrust of Congress.Over the last two elections, Democratic Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has shown that she knows how to win in a largely rural, Republican-leaning district. Now, she’s proposing a bipartisan House task force to consider reforms to the current winner-take-all electoral system.The resolution, which NOTUS obtained exclusively, is cosponsored by fellow Blue Dog co-chair, Rep. Jared Golden, and is set to be announced by Gluesenkamp Perez on Tuesday afternoon.The initiative comes as Democrats have begun to look at Golden and Gluesenkamp Perez with wonder after both lawmakers defeated their GOP opponents in R+6 and R+5 districts, respectively, while Vice President Kamala Harris underperformed with just about every demographic.“We need that competition,” she said. “We need that urgency.”She added that one of her goals is to “open the field” and get more candidates with working-class backgrounds running for Congress, “to have people who have turning wrenches, change diapers, drive trucks at the table.”She said that, if members know they have “lifetime tenure,” they don’t have the urgency to do constituent casework and understand where the system is failing communities.Many of the electoral reforms mentioned as potential topics for the task force to investigate aren’t new. Democratic lawmakers have floated similar proposals for years, drawing little to no attention.Some of the proposals in this resolution for the task force to investigate include holding nonpartisan open primaries, establishing independent commissions for redistricting to prevent gerrymandering, to have congressional districts with multiple members and to increase the number of seats in the House beyond 435 representatives.