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Michigan’s groundbreaking redistricting plan has roots in ancient Greece

Oct 1 2020 by Fast Company

Michigan is selecting its redistricting officials by lottery, a technique used in Athens 2,500 years ago but rarely seen since.

Michigan has embarked on an experiment in democratic governance using a technique employed in Athens 2,500 years ago but little used since: the selection of government officials by lottery rather than by appointment or election.

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