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Redistricting and Election Reform in Florida |
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Civic Participation and Politics
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Saturday, 21 May 2005 |
Guest: Ben Wilcox
According to Common Cause, during the last election cycle in Florida, not one incumbent for Congress or the State Legislature was defeated. That's because Florida's elected officials are choosing their voters instead of the voters choosing their officials. This is a result of Florida's current redistricting process. Instead of ensuring fair elections, the process has become an incumbent-protection plan. Visit Common Cause Florida, or click here to sign the petition.
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