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Before Americans vote in the 2026 midterms, the battle for Congress has already begun, on the map.
From Texas to California, states have redrawn congressional districts in ways that could help one party gain seats without changing voters’ preferences.
Al Jazeera explains how gerrymandering works, why electoral boundaries can amplify or weaken certain communities’ political influence, and what the courts can, and cannot, do about it.
With a handful of seats potentially deciding control of the House, district shape has become a political battleground.
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There are ways to draw maps that can be drawn that doesn't consider party registration or race or any other criteria if they wanted to. It would require a constitutional amendment applied all states. But they apparently would rather try to continue to game the electorate. How many more years will it take or are we headed down the road of 2026?
May I know the name of this journalist? He has a nice speaking voice and delivery. His reporting explains things very well.
This explains voter apathy in the US?
BiBi held power for decades, literally and war is where he’s at. I think BiBi sucks at his job.