Provisional World Electoral Districts - Provisional World Government

Provisional World Electoral Districts - Provisional World Government Provisional World Electoral Districts (basic structure of the Provisional World Government) Provisional World Government Basic Structure Provisional World Electoral Districts Provisional World Government Basic Structure Provisional World Electoral Districts Provisional World Electoral Regions 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 31 st Dec. 2024) Provisional World Electoral Districts (PWEDs) Map Vote in Referendum and Election Hanna 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. Newcombe's Districting Plan will be posted shortly. Responsible Government bodies: World Elections Commission Provisional World Government. Provisional World Parliament Provisional World Government. Informational Content: Electoral Unit/District : A political boundary/subdivision of a state created for one specific purpose: to organize elections. Electoral District is a mapped boundary of a Constituency. 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. Page Last Updated: 2026-02-03