What is another word for Gerrymandered?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛɹɪmˌandəd] (IPA) 
Gerrymandering is a practice where politicians manipulate voting districts to gain an unfair advantage. The term "gerrymandered" has become synonymous with this practice, but there are other phrases that can be used to describe it. One alternative term is "redistricting," which refers to the process of redrawing voting district boundaries. Additionally, there is "stacking," which is when a party creates districts that are heavily skewed in their favor. Another term is "packing," which involves concentrating a voting block in a single district to minimize their impact in other areas. Finally, "cracking" occurs when a party breaks up a cohesive voting block to dilute their voting power in multiple districts.
