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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.

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Some are seeing Pelosi’s efforts to redistrict California as her political swan song.

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“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.

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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.

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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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