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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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Well-informed voters already know that Measure 55 sensibly fixes a once-a-decade problem that occasionally results in legislative redistricting plans that move legislators out of the districts in which they were elected.
00 Hardcover JK1341 Does the power of redistricting in US politics pose the danger of a process "in which the representatives have selected the people" rather than one "in which the people select their representatives," as the judges in a 1990s Texas redistricting case worried?
The Boston Herald reports that, incredibly, his defense is that the obstruction - lying to a grand jury about his involvement as speaker in the redistricting - did not intersect with his public duties.
 
 
 
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