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AbstractVarious electoral systems have evolved for local governments in the United States. Its is impossible to state categorically that one is better than the rest. Depending on political tradition, a voting mechanism may be found that will help—but only help—to achieve desired results in representation.

THE APPEARANCE IN RECENT YEAR OF A THIRD WORLD MAJORITY IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IS STILL OFFSET, IN THE UN SYSTEM AS A WHOLE, BY THE GRIP THAT THE VETO-WIELDING POWERS RETAIN IN THE SECURITY COUNCIL. IF IT IS NOT TOTALLY TO LOSE THE WORLD'S ATTENTION, THE ASSEMBLY SHOULD DEVELOP CONCILIATION PROCEDURES MAKING IT EASIER TO FIND GENERALLY ACCEPTED FORMULAE BEFORE VOTES ARE TAKEN.

AbstractAre guidelines set forth by U. S. Supreme Court for congressional and state legislative redistricting identical? Possible vs. practicable and single vs. multi‐member districts may still cause trouble.