What is gerrymandering and how does it work

Gerrymandering is an effort made by a certain political party to manipulate district boundaries and make it gain advantage during the election

Explanation:

In order to carry this out, that political party usually made an intiative to prevent a certain demographic of voters to actually give their vote or by reallocating them to a weaker district. By doing this, the opposition party will lose their foothold in their district and eventually lost the race.

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