Gerrymandered maps are district boundaries drawn to favor one party or group. Politicians use them to concentrate or split voters, securing safe seats and diluting opposing votes. This manipulation often benefits incumbents and the ruling party, reducing electoral competition and distorting fair representation in legislatures and Congress.
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