FL-05 and its predecessors have been the subject of litigation for years, but is this seat truly mandated by law?
Author: Kraz Greinetz
Kraz Greinetz
Kraz Greinetz is a first year law student at Duke. His interests include maps, elections, maps of elections, and college football. His Twitter is @krazgreinetz. He can be reached at [email protected]
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