Gerrymandering
A) is typically used by congressional and state political party leaders to shape voting districts in such a way as to increase the chances of winning more seats.
B) employs two main techniques: packing and cracking.
C) is even more accurate due to the advances of computer technology.
D) helps protect the seats of incumbents.
E) All of the above are true.

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All of the options given are true. Gerrymandering is used by political party leaders to manipulate the voting districts in their favor by using techniques like packing and cracking. The advancement of computer technology has made gerrymandering even more accurate, and it helps incumbents retain their seats.