Provisional World Electoral Districts are 1000 political divisions created for the purpose of organizing elections and ensuring equal representation, subject to redistricting every 5 or 10 years. Each electoral district represents approximately 9 million people, based on the current estimated world population (9,539,918,089 on 31st Dec. 2024).
Provisional World Electoral Districts (PWEDs) Map
Vote in Referendum and ElectionHanna Newcombe's Districting Plan (1975):
In 1975, Dr. Hanna Newcombe, director of the Peace Research Institute, Canada, first attempted the districting using data from the 1975 Census. Her work built upon a model developed by another world federalist, Ian Hackett, between 1972 and 1973.2
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Newcombe's Districting Plan will be posted shortly.
Responsible Government bodies:
World Elections Commission,
Provisional World Government.
Provisional World Parliament,
Provisional World Government.
References:
1. Section 19.2.02, Article 19 of the Constitution for the Federation of Earth (CFoE).
2. The Spring of Civilization by Ian Hackett, International School of London (ISL), UK. Published: August 1973.
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