U.S. House districts have to be as close as possible to equal in population
A) in order to make it easier to determine the winners of the several district.
B) under the principle of one person, one vote.
C) in order for each representative to have equal legislative power.
D) in order for each representative to have an equal chance of serving on House committees.
E) Both C and D.

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The principle of "one person, one vote" requires that each person's vote should have equal weight in elections. In order for this to be achieved in House elections, each district must have an equal population to ensure that each voter's voice is given equal weight.

US House Districts Have to Be as Close as Possible