[The Intensifying Battle Over Redistricting Between U.S. Political Parties] Golden Finance reported on May 29 that the United States will hold its congressional midterm elections in November. Currently, the Democratic and Republican parties are attempting to manipulate district boundaries to gain electoral advantages, leading to intense legal battles. On May 26, in Alabama and South Carolina, the U.S. parties' "redistricting" conflict has reached a fever pitch. U.S. media analysis suggests that Republicans hold the upper hand in the current "district map war," potentially gaining approximately 10 additional seats in the House of Representatives. Meanwhile, Democrats are expected to leverage factors such as Trump's declining approval ratings and the surge in oil prices triggered by the Iran conflict to appeal to voters. Experts state that the essence of this redistricting battle is extreme partisan rivalry, a blatant disregard for public opinion, and yet another exposure of the hypocrisy of American-style democracy. (CCTV International News)