A neighborhood where Blue has more voters than Red. Learn the moves one small step at a time below, then draw the real map yourself at the bottom.
Four homes, two districts. Pick a crayon below, then click homes to color them. Put two homes in each district, side by side.
Pick a crayon, then click a home.
Six homes: three Blue, three Red. Draw two districts of three so each team wins one. That is a fair map.
Two districts, three homes each.
Nine homes: five Blue, four Red. Blue has more voters, but you can still make Red win. Stuff lots of Blue homes into ONE district and see what happens to the other two.
Three districts, three homes each.
Twenty-five homes, five districts of five. Blue has more voters. Your job: draw the lines so Red wins anyway.
Pick a color → click or drag across homes → click a home again to clear it. Five connected homes per district.
Stuck? The cheat sheet below doubles as a strategy guide.
Real maps get drawn the same way, just with more people and higher stakes. Help us make the rules clearer for everyone.