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Which apportionment method may produce the Alabama paradox? Webster? Hamilton? Adams? Jefferson?
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Which apportionment method may produce the Alabama paradox?
Webster?
Hamilton?
Adams?
Jefferson?
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I would go with (Adams)
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Hamilton is ur answer
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