In the pursuit of power, politicians will lie, cheat, and cross lines to get what they want. In some cases they will even draw the lines, literally. A process called Gerrymandering, in which state legislatures draw up congressional districts, is incredibly partisan. It includes drawn boundaries based on race, ethnicity, and political affiliation. With the purpose of maximizing a group or political parties votes or diluting the other group or parties vote. It is a practice where politicians pick their voters not the voters picking the politician. Political Gerrymandering done right can win you the majority of the House seats for a state without the popular vote. The process works best when you pack a small number of the districts with almost
