Essays on Gerrymandering

What Is Gerrymandering? ? Gerrymandering is a tactic used by political parties to get an electoral advantage by redrawing voting districts. This sounds like a cheating way but it is actually legal. Both Republicans and Democrats use this tactic so it does not matter which...

America is a democracy. It claims to be a place where a free exchange of ideas takes place. For the most part, America does provide citizens with both political and individual freedom. However, there are a few minor aspects of the political system that serve...

Gerrymandering affects our electoral representation because it is a way for a party in power to rig the voting process and favor themselves in elections. In the U.S., state legislatures have the power to redraw districts every 10 years, right after the census gives statistics...

Every 10-year electoral districts go through a process called Redistricting. This process happens to account for population changes or shifts of the earlier decade. These new districts must be approved by the representatives or state legislators, the governor, and the state courts. There are things...