The Redistricting Reform Act aims to curb partisan gerrymandering by shifting map-drawing power from legislators to independent commissions. Used during decennial redistricting, it promotes fair, transparent boundaries. Voters, minority communities, and political minorities benefit most, as competitive districts better reflect public will and reduce manipulation.
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