Ultimately, redistricting is more than a technical or political issue; it is a moral one. It forces Americans to confront how power should be distributed, how communities should be honored, and how trust can be preserved in a democracy under pressure. As new maps are drawn, the responsibility falls not just on lawmakers but on citizens themselves — to engage, to advocate, and to insist that the principles of fairness and accountability guide every line, every boundary, and every decision that shapes the future of representation in the United States.
