American Government CLEP Prep Practice Exam

In the United States, the term for the process of redrawing electoral district boundaries is called redistricting. Gerrymandering, option A, is a form of redistricting where electoral district boundaries are manipulated for political advantage. This is often seen as unethical and can result in unfair elections. Lobbying, option B, is a practice where individuals or groups attempt to influence government decisions. Filibustering, option C, is a tactic used by politicians to delay or block a vote on a particular issue. While these practices may be related to the electoral district boundary process, they are not the specific term for it. Therefore, the correct answer is D, redistricting.