Third-person singular present tense: someone manipulates electoral district boundaries unfairly.
From 'gerrymander,' this form represents the conjugation of the verb in standard present tense, maintaining the historical etymology from Elbridge Gerry.
When a politician gerrymanders cleverly, they can actually win elections where the opposing party would have gotten more votes overall—turning the fundamental democratic principle of 'majority rules' on its head.
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