Redistricting Definition
Redistricting is the process of redrawing the boundaries of election districts in a city so there are the same number of people in each one. Redistricting happens once every ten years. What really happens in redistricting is that the lines are redrawn by politicians to include/exclude certain groups of people. Redistricting is often used to ensure certain politicians will be reelected. This is called gerrymandering. Gerrymandering is rigging the electoral process of those already in power because instead of voters choosing their representatives, representatives choose their voters, additionally not everyone’s voices is being heard.
According to Dan Vicuna “gerrymandering allows politicians to choose their voters. Giving legislators power
According to Dan Vicuna “gerrymandering allows politicians to choose their voters. Giving legislators power