>how do you want your city boundaries >just give me that

what am i looking at?

>>78821656
alabama

>>78821577
m-muh gerrymandering
Political parties were a mistake.

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Electoral districts in Germoney.

Why can't America?

>>78821481
Gerrymandering.

>>78823453
the two party party political system is what kills you, nearly as bad as a one party state

>>78823515
why is the ruhr so dense with districts?
is this an example of gerrymandering?

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>>78823606
Districts are drawn based on population size, so higher population density->more districts obviously.

The Rhine-Ruhr area is Germany's Rust Belt, an urban agglomeration with 10-15 million inhabitants but it lacks a clear center city that's why it's not that known outside of Germany like cities like Berlin and Hamburg are.

Basically a bunch of sparse villages over a bigger area that fused into each other into mid-sized cities forming a big and flabby urban agglomeration.

It's also pretty ugly, so not really worth going to as a tourist.