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by DRock07 on December 13th, 2007

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Who are congressional district boundaries drawn by?

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  • by tigr2k7 on December 9th, 2011

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    Following each decade census the districts are drawn or redrawn , in some states this means the political party in power has a chance to draw districts that give their candidates the highest chance of re-election.
    When the process is used just to redistrict in order to represent a changing population (and not for one party's political gain) the term gerrymandering doesn't apply.

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