AL S. VITANGCOL III

FAIRVOTE, an American nonpartisan champion of electoral reforms, defines gerrymandering as “the act of politicians manipulating the redrawing of legislative district lines in order to help their friends and hurt their enemies. They may seek to help one party win extra seats (a partisan gerrymander), make incumbents of both parties safer (an incumbent-protection gerrymander) or target particular incumbents who have fallen out of favor.”

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