Gerrymandering Was Evident Following the 2010 Census

Gerrymandering was evident following the 2010 census. District lines were drawn to

A) "stack" the opposing party's voters into the smallest numbers of districts or "store" the opposing party's voters in several different states.
B) "credit" the opposing party's voters with a small number of districts, while "banking" a large number of districts in the account of the majority party.
C) accept the "pain" of losing most congressional districts to the opposing party while hoping to "gain" most of them back in the next election.
D) "pack" the opposing party's voters into the smallest numbers of districts or "crack" the opposing party's voters into several different districts.
E) "sack" the opposing party's voters while preventing a "fumble" of voters who are loyal to the majority party.