Question

what is drawn with gerrymandering?
○ state boundaries
○ city limits
○ county lines
○ political districts to benefit a party

Explanation:

Gerrymandering is the practice of manipulating the boundaries of political districts to favor a particular political party, group, or incumbent. State boundaries, city limits, and county lines are generally not drawn with the intent of partisan advantage in the way gerrymandering does; they have other primary purposes (like historical, geographical, or administrative). Political districts (like electoral districts for voting) are the ones redrawn via gerrymandering to benefit a party.

Answer:

D. political districts to benefit a party