The Political Battle over Congressional Redistricting examines the complex and often contentious process of drawing electoral district boundaries in the United States, focusing on the most recent wave of redistricting.

This volume is regarded as a comprehensive scholarly analysis of contemporary congressional redistricting. The collection of essays by various experts offers a detailed look at the interplay between national mandates and state-level discretion in shaping electoral maps. The work is positioned to inform academics and policymakers interested in the mechanics and political implications of electoral boundary drawing in the United States.