Redistricting can give an advantage to one party by clustering votes with some ideological or sociological characteristics in a single district.

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Redistricting can be done in a way that concentrates voters from one party or demographic group into a single district, allowing the other party to win in the surrounding districts. This practice is known as gerrymandering and can give an advantage to the party responsible for redrawing the district lines.

Redistricting Can Give an Advantage to One Party by Clustering