Population size refers to the total number of people living in a particular area or country. It is often used as an indicator for determining representation and resources.
Related terms
Census: This term refers to an official count or survey conducted by the government to gather information about a country's population, including demographic data.
Apportionment: This term describes the process of distributing seats in a legislative body based on population size.
Gerrymandering: This term refers to manipulating the boundaries of an electoral district for political advantage, often resulting in unfair representation.