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redistrict
verb as in reapportion
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Because of a state law put into place to safeguard against partisan gerrymandering, he couldn’t simply redistrict by degree; he had to put the question to the people of California.
Some are seeing Pelosi’s efforts to redistrict California as her political swan song.
“It might also embolden Republican states that have been hesitant to redistrict to say, ‘Well if the voters in California support mid-decade redistricting, maybe they’ll support it here too,’” Wice said.
The top Democrat in the Maryland Senate has roundly rejected an effort by his party to redistrict the state, arguing that the risks of redrawing maps outweigh the potential gains.
I prefer that the Supreme Court rule that the use of race to redistrict violates the Constitution.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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