Institutional Change Voters in the United States express low levels of satisfaction with the federa ...

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Institutional Change Voters in the United States express low levels of satisfaction with the federal government and with the U.S. Congress in particular. A variety of institutional reforms have been proposed to improve voters’ satisfaction with Congress.  Three such reforms include: public financing of campaigns, terms limits for members of Congress, and independent redistricting commissions that draw Congressional boundaries after the census. Evaluate two of these reforms and consider whether you would expect them to improve American’s satisfaction with Congress. In doing so, you need to describe the reform and how you would expect it to change the current political system. You must be clear about how these expected changes would (or would not) improve Americans’ satisfaction with Congress. Paper Logistics: Papers should be double-spaced, 12-point font, 1 inch margins. Each answer requires a minimum of 3 citations to class materials (provided) and 2 outside sources. For help see here: https://libguides.uidaho.edu/Engl102libraryunit/eva Links to an external site. Bibliography can be any format as long you identify your sources Grading Criteria (answer is worth 50 points) Answer all parts of the question (10 points) How well did you justify your answer? (30 points) Consistency of your argument Do your conclusions follow from your evidence and claims? Quality of the empirical and/or logical support for the argument Is the empirical evidence from a credible source? For help see here: https://libguides.uidaho.edu/Engl102libraryunit/eva Links to an external site. Does the empirical evidence support the claims? Citations and Bibliography (10 pts)