Lines on a map can decide elections for a decade. A redistricting battle is the political and legal fight over these boundaries, determining how communities are split into voting districts. Politicians use this process to gain partisan advantage—often via gerrymandering—by packing or cracking voters. Ultimately, the party controlling state legislatures benefits most, shaping representation and power balance.
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