> But even neutrally drawn districts give more power to the party that is less concentrated geographically. There's a certain appeal to that too however. As lo

> But even neutrally drawn districts give more power to the party that is less concentrated geographically. There's a certain appeal to that too however. As long as the advantage/disadvantage isn't overwhelming anyway. Perhaps it would help to encourage more diverse communities or give a disadvantage to political groups that isolate themselves while giving an advantage to groups who demonstrate they're both willing and capable of living and working in diverse environments. It might even help to reduce the amount of political and cultural divide.