How is demarcation of constituencies done?

The demarcation of constituencies, also known as the process of drawing electoral boundaries, is typically done by independent bodies or commissions tasked with ensuring fairness and representation in elections. Factors such as population size, geographic features, and community interests are considered in this process to create constituencies that are as equal and balanced as possible in terms of representation. Transparency and public consultation are often key elements to ensure the legitimacy and credibility of the demarcation process.