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10 May, 06:41

Legislative Branch - What is gerrymandering?

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    Gerrymandering is the manipulation of electoral districts in a way that changes the results of the elections. For example, in a system of "the winner takes it all" all the electors of one candidate can be grouped in one distinct - then this candidate cannot win anywhere else.
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