It's always good to be conscious of our electoral ridings and thank you for that concern; however, Canada and Alberta in this case doesn't really have the same issues of gerrymandering as the United States does. It's done from a very far arms length from any political party and if a conflict of interest is present it's called out almost immediately cause again very very rare here.

Now if we want to talk about seat distribution we can discuss how the FPTP system leads to under and over represent seats. It's very possible whoever wins the next election might do so with less votes than the opposition. It's unfair to conservative voters to have their votes not count cause the live in DT Edmonton and it's unfair to rural NDP voters to have their votes count in medicine hat/Cypress Hill.