This further deepens the two-party system. That's no solution at all. Districts should be compact, as simply shaped as possible, equally populated, and ideally

This further deepens the two-party system. That's no solution at all. Districts should be compact, as simply shaped as possible, equally populated, and ideally follow as many lines of local government concern as possible. We already have utility districts, school districts, city precincts, county precincts, townships, drainage and levee districts, cities, towns, villages, counties, wards, neighborhoods, state police districts, state House districts, state Senate districts, and more boundary lines within states. Rather than one county precinct being cut into four parts so each can be a portion of four different Congressional districts that also overlap other county precincts, perhaps as much as possible your part of town should have the same candidates on the Congressional race as your neighbors using the same voting station.