You are here: Fairness.com > Resources > Alito's Stance on One Man, One Vote...

Alito's Stance on One Man, One Vote Is Debated

Date: November 25, 2005

Author: Jo Becker

QUOTE: In 1985, when Alito was applying for a political appointment in the Reagan administration, he wrote that he disagreed with decisions by the Warren Court in the 1960s involving "reapportionment." Those rulings required electoral districts to have equal populations and helped ensure greater representation of urban minorities.

• Read it: Washington Post
• Tell a friend
• Add a Comment*

Article MetaInformation:

Key People:

• Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr., Esq.
• Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr., Esq.

Key Organizations:

• Washington Post Newspaper

Subject & Geographic Categories:

• Government & Politics / History
  • Government (General)
    • Democracy
      • Elections / Voting (general)
    • Separation Powers / Checks and Balances

• Law & Justice
  • Justice System
    • Judges / Judicial System / Courts

• North America
  • United States of America/USA

Comments:

none

• Add a Comment*

*User comments are posted without Fairness.com LLC's prior review or approval, and Fairness.com LLC takes no responsibility for them; please see our Conditions of Service Agreement.

Please send your comments and suggestions to the Webmaster. © copyright 1999-2009, Fairness.com LLC.
"Fairness.com" and "Life isn't fair... but we're working on it" are service marks of Fairness.com LLC. All rights reserved.