The purpose of the Anti-Rigging Act of 2025 is to limit the number of times states can redraw their Congressional district boundaries after a census. The main objective is to prevent states from making frequent changes to their districts, which could be used to manipulate electoral outcomes. Key provisions of the Act state that after a state has redistricted following a decennial census, it cannot redraw its Congressional districts again until the next census, unless a court orders it due to constitutional requirements or to enforce the Voting Rights Act.