Gerrymandering is the process of redrawing electoral district boundaries to favor a particular political party, manipulating representation to secure an electoral advantage. This practice raises significant issues, such as undermining fairness and accountability in the electoral process. Gerrymandering can disenfranchise voters by diluting their electoral power and resulting in uncompetitive districts, where outcomes are predetermined. The consequences of gerrymandering are far-reaching, as it contributes to political polarization and diminishes public trust in the democratic system.