The term "redistricting" refers to the process of redrawing electoral district boundaries in order to adjust for population changes, correct imbalances or to address other concerns. This is typically done by a committee or commission appointed for this purpose and involves analyzing data on demographics, voting patterns, and geographic features to create new maps that reflect the desired changes. The redistricting process can be contentious as it often involves political considerations and can impact the representation of different communities within a region.