Constitution: According to Dr. Amar, we live with two glaring exceptions to the one person, one vote principle, which he describes as examples of malapportionment. What are these exceptions, and how are they possible under the American constitutional system?

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According to Dr. Amar, we live with two glaring exceptions to the one person, one vote principle, which he describes as examples of malapportionment. What are these exceptions, and how are they possible under the American constitutional system?

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