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Miguel Figueroa

1 April, 00:55

What does the term gerrymandering mean? A. redrawing state lines to affect an election B. changing the location of voting locations to confuse voters C. bribing electors to become rogue electors D. redrawing district lines in unusual way to favor certain outcomes

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