After the 2016 election, it seems gerrymandering will never die off as the practice can be used as a ploy for one political party to overcome the other with an advantage. What I wonder for the future is if we will establish a system of independent or alternative parties on top of our two party system, how will districts look when every party wants a piece of the American electorate. How can all of these parties please a single group of people with differing viewpoints more complex than the political parties themselves? When will we eventually create a system of equal representation and gradually eliminate the use of
After the 2016 election, it seems gerrymandering will never die off as the practice can be used as a ploy for one political party to overcome the other with an advantage. What I wonder for the future is if we will establish a system of independent or alternative parties on top of our two party system, how will districts look when every party wants a piece of the American electorate. How can all of these parties please a single group of people with differing viewpoints more complex than the political parties themselves? When will we eventually create a system of equal representation and gradually eliminate the use of