The majority of Americans do not live in competitive congressional districts, meaning that most House races are effectively decided before Election Day due to partisan redistricting and gerrymandering.
This lack of competition leads to less responsive representation and entrenched incumbency. As House Republicans head into their summer recess, they face challenges in promoting unpopular legislation and addressing controversial issues at town halls. The political landscape is shaped by safe districts, making it difficult for voters to influence outcomes or hold their representatives accountable.
These dynamics contribute to polarization and frustration with the political process.
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