👉 Party engineering refers to the strategic manipulation of political processes, party structures, and voter behavior to achieve specific outcomes, often by reshaping electoral systems, party platforms, or campaign strategies. It involves tactics such as gerrymandering to favor certain parties, crafting policy positions to attract key voter blocs, or employing targeted messaging to influence public opinion. While intended to optimize a party’s electoral success or policy influence, it can also distort democratic representation by prioritizing partisan goals over broad consensus, potentially undermining fairness and inclusivity in political systems.
