To stop the manipulation of boundaries within a state to favor one party or class, otherwise known as gerrymandering

Gerrymandering or redistricting prevents fair elections by allowing local, state, and federal leaders to represent only a fraction of the people or whoever the need to be to just get elected instead of represent all of the people or the the different diversity they'd have in a particular area. All states should be evenly divided from top to bottom into equal shapes as much as they can instead of jigsaw puzzles design to establish a political advantage over a person or group. This will allow some form of fairness to return to the election process to help prevent discrimination by allowing candidates to represent a more diverse group of people.