Independent redistricting commissions are nonpartisan bodies that redraw electoral district boundaries, reducing gerrymandering by politicians. Used in some U.S. states, they craft fair maps based on census data and public input. Voters, minority groups, and challengers benefit from more competitive elections and equitable representation, though critics debate their accountability and impact.
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