Maps and demographic data reveal the cutting and pasting of neighborhoods and voters throughout the USA.  Politicians gerrymander election districts to create "safe seats" for themselves and their friends. Voters discover on election day they have no real choice, only one party's nominee ever had a chance because the district's boundaries were drawn to benefit that party.

A note on the Census' demographic categories: "Hispanics" can be black or white; each district's Asians plus blacks plus whites adds up to 100%.

• Gulf States Alabama, Florida and Mississippi
• Mid-Atlantic States Maryland, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
• Mid-Western States Illinois, Indiana and Ohio
• New England Connecticut and Massachusetts
• New York 
• Southeastern States North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Virginia
• South Central States Arizona, Oklahoma and Texas
• West Coast California, Oregon and Washington
• Other regions Colorado, Tennessee and West Virginia