In 1964, the SCOTUS ruled state upper houses had to be set up on the "on man, one voice" principle, overruling plans where senators represented geographical areas.
The effect was to made the major cities have more power in the State and to lessen the power of the rural areas.
So, what if the Supreme Court had decided it was a political question?
The effect was to made the major cities have more power in the State and to lessen the power of the rural areas.
So, what if the Supreme Court had decided it was a political question?