Why do political parties most often try to gerrymander voting districts? to gain a political advantageto ensure an equal chance for all candidatesto prove they deserve the voters’ supportto keep each voting district the same shape

The correct answer is the first option. Political parties try to gerrymander voting districts (which means reassigning the layouts of the districts to gain more voters and support for their party) to gain a political advantage. The more voters the better.

option c

explanation:

strive for superiority

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