US EditionThe Real Reason Gerrymandering Can Influence Who Wins Political Seats
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The Real Reason Gerrymandering Can Influence Who Wins Political Seats
Gerrymandering refers to the way voting districts are drawn in a manner that gives an unfair advantage to a particular political party or group. This practice affects how elections are conducted and how power is distributed within democratic systems. It often involves manipulating boundaries so that one party gains a stronger position, sometimes reducing the influence of the opposing side. The term originates from the early 19th century when Mas…
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