In ___________, states divide themselves into constituencies, and each elects its own member.

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In single-member districts, states or other jurisdictions are divided into electoral districts, each of which elects one representative to a legislative body. This system contrasts with at-large elections, where representatives are elected by the entire voting population of a region, rather than from specific districts.

In ___________, States Divide Themselves into Constituencies, and Each Elects