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redistrict

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re·dis·trict  (r-dstrkt)
tr.v. re·dis·trict·ed, re·dis·trict·ing, re·dis·tricts
To divide again into districts, especially to give new boundaries to administrative or election districts.


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And frankly, there is no limit on how many times a state can redistrict in the constitution or federal statute unless they [the Supreme Court] pluck it out of thin air.
The district court then declared the board to be without authority to redistrict and appointed a new 5-member commission to do the job.
RELATED ARTICLE: JUST KEEP DRAWING THOSE LINES As a result of redistrict lawsuits, legislators in at least seven states might run under new district lines in 1998.
 
 
 
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