gerrymandering and public opinion

Gerrymandering is a practice in which electoral district boundaries are manipulated to give an advantage to a particular political party or group. Public opinion refers to the collective views, attitudes, and beliefs of the general public on various matters. In relation to gerrymandering, public opinion plays a significant role as it can influence public awareness, elections, and potentially act as a driver for redistricting reforms. Public opinion can shape discussions and actions regarding gerrymandering practices, prompting elected officials to consider fairer representation and transparency.

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