Both Democrats and Republicans are prioritizing electoral advantages through redistricting over engaging voters, reflecting a lack of compelling platforms for middle and working-class Americans. Without attractive policies, political tactics become the primary strategy.

<p>Democrats and Republicans alike are more focused on giving themselves an electoral advantage through redistricting than on appealing to voters, because both parties lack a credible vision for middle- and working-class Americans. Without an attractive program, all that is left are tactics.</p>