How is the number of constituents represented by each district decided? (1 point)ResponsesBy county boundaryBy county boundaryThrough geographic boundaries such as riversThrough geographic boundaries such as riversBy political partyBy political partyThrough apportionment Through apportionment
The number of constituents represented by each district is typically decided through apportionment, which involves dividing the total population of a state or region by the number of districts to determine the ideal population for each district. This process aims to ensure that each district has a roughly equal number of constituents to maintain fair and equal representation.
