A "redistricting war" refers to intense political battles over redrawing electoral district boundaries, often following the U.S. Census. Parties manipulate maps to gain unfair advantages—a practice called gerrymandering. Incumbents and dominant political groups benefit by diluting opponents’ votes, securing seats, and shaping legislative control for years. These conflicts undermine fair representation and fuel democratic tension.
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