The less diverse its people are, in terms of the demographic characteristics that typically divide Republicans from Democrats, the more likely the district is to:

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When a district is less diverse and contains fewer demographic characteristics that divide Republicans and Democrats, it is more likely to have a dominant party. This is because the district will have a more concentrated population with common beliefs and values, making it easier for a single party to rally support and win elections. In contrast, a more diverse district may have multiple groups with varying political preferences, leading to more competition between parties or the emergence of minor parties. The presence of interest group activity in politics is not necessarily correlated with diversity in a district.

The Less Diverse Its People Are, in Terms of the Demographic