Skibidi Mustard 4 Episode I

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pork barrel spending

Legislation that directs specific funds to projects within districts or states.

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Logrolling

Trading of votes on legislation by members of Congress to get their earmarks passed into legislation.

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Oversight

Efforts by Congress to ensure that executive branch agencies, bureaus, and cabinet departments, as well as their officials, are acting legally and in accordance with congressional goals.

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Constituency

A body of voters in a given area who elect a representative or senator.

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Apportionment

The process of determining the number of representatives for each state using census data.

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Redistricting

States' redrawing of boundaries of electoral districts following each census.

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Gerrymandering

The intentional use of redistricting to benefit a specific interest or group of voters.

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partisan gerrymandering

Drawing of district boundaries into strange shapes to benefit a political party.

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majority-minority district

A district in which voters of a minority ethnicity constitute an electoral majority within that electoral district.

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Malapportionment

The uneven distribution of the population among legislative districts.

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Incumbency

Being already in office as opposed to running for the first time.

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incumbency advantage

Institutional advantages held by those already in office who are trying to fend off challengers in an election.

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Speaker of the House

The leader of the House of Representatives, chosen by an election of its members.

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political action committee (PAC)

An organization that raises money for candidates and campaigns.