👉 Voter engineering refers to the strategic manipulation of electoral districts and voting rules by political parties or interest groups to favor their preferred candidates or parties, often at the expense of fair representation. This can involve gerrymandering, where district boundaries are drawn to concentrate or dilute voting power among specific groups, or altering voting laws and procedures to make it easier for certain candidates to win. By shaping the electoral landscape in their favor, these practices can significantly influence election outcomes, potentially undermining democratic principles of equal representation and fair competition.
