Fair Districts

Fair Districts refers to laws or principles designed to create electoral districts that are reasonable, balanced, and representative. The goal is to prevent politicians from drawing district boundaries in ways that unfairly favor one party or candidate—a practice known as gerrymandering. By establishing clear rules for district boundaries, Fair Districts aim to ensure that elections better reflect the preferences of voters, promote competitive races, and uphold the integrity of democracy. This approach supports equitable representation by making districts more compact and logical, rather than manipulated to help specific interests or political advantages.