Gerrymandering benefits a party, group, or incumbent by allowing legislative districts to be A reappointed B reelected C redistributed D redrawn

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Gerrymandering benefits a party, group, or incumbent by allowing legislative districts to be

A reappointed
B reelected
C redistributed
D redrawn

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The answer is C or B trust

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