Civil rights organizations representing Latinos and African Americans have argued that for minorities to get elected into office

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Small judicial districts where minority voters make up the majority are necessary because it allows for their voices to be heard and have more influence in the election process. In larger districts, minority voters may be drowned out by the majority, making it harder for minority candidates to get elected. Changing their last names or being appointed does not address the issue of lack of representation for minorities in elected office.

Civil Rights Organizations Representing Latinos and African Americans Have Argued