Goal 3 Ordinances Lottery Redistricting Gerrymandering Metropolis Alderman Citizenship Townships Statutes Disposal Fees Public Housing Impact Fees Voting.

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Goal 3 Ordinances Lottery Redistricting Gerrymandering Metropolis Alderman Citizenship Townships Statutes Disposal Fees Public Housing Impact Fees Voting Rights Register of Deeds Estate Tax

Alderman A member of the city council, mainly in larger cities

Citizenship Anyone born or naturalized in the US

Disposal Fees Money paid to the state to clean up trash or debris

Estate Tax Paying taxes on physical items or housing that the deceased left behind

Gerrymandering Drawing voting districts to ensure a good voting outcome

Impact Fees Used to finance government buildings or expansions of an existing government building

Lottery NC institutes a multi million dollar lottery that is tax free and goes to schools

Metropolis An extremely large city with half a million or more in population

Ordinances Laws that are specific to a single city

Public Housing Government owned housing that holds people who make low amounts of money

Redistricting When a state redraws voting districts

Register of Deeds A housing area for all real estate and land documents/deeds

Statutes Laws that are within a state

Townships Towns that are generally smaller than cities

Voting Rights All citizens have the right to vote regardless of race, color, ethnicity, or religion