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Independent redistricting commissions can reduce gerrymandering in the United States, but their effectiveness varies by state and can be influenced by legal limits, state politics, and commission design.
Across history both parties have drawn maps to their advantage, but in the modern era—especially after the redistricting cycle— secured the most consistent statewide and congressional seat advantages ...
A clear national split exists: a majority of states leave to their legislatures, while a smaller but growing cohort relies on commissions or hybrid systems to draw lines; according to consolidated rep...