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Paths to Bipartisanship: Insights from Former Senator Russ Feingold

April 22, 2013

Executive Interview Editor Josh Caplan and Senior Interview Editor Maya Khan talked with former Senator Russ Feingold (D-WI) for the Spring Edition of the Georgetown Public Policy Review, which will be released on Thursday. Sen. Feingold served in the Senate…

A Century of Congressional Apportionment (in Graphs)

April 18, 2013

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By Alex Engler Congressional apportionment, the process by which Members of the House of Representatives are distributed among the states, affects every corner of federal policy. Whether it’s the Sun Belt’s water policy or the Rust Belt’s tax credits, geography…

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