redistrict (Meaning)
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redistrict (v. t.)
To divide into new districts.
Synonyms & Antonyms of redistrict
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redistrict Sentence Examples
- The electoral map will be redistricted to ensure equal representation in the district.
- The redistricting plan was calculated to give an unfair advantage to one political party.
- The court ruled that the redistricting plan violated the Voting Rights Act.
- The governor vetoed the redistricting bill, saying it was gerrymandered.
- The redistricting process often involves intense political maneuvering and negotiation.
- The citizens commission responsible for redistricting faced accusations of bias.
- The new redistricting plan will result in a significant shift in the political balance of power in the state.
- The redistricting map was drawn in a way that dilutes the voting power of minority groups.
- The redistricting process is a controversial issue that has sparked numerous lawsuits.
- The legislature is deadlocked over the redistricting plan, leaving the state in political limbo.
FAQs About the word redistrict
To divide into new districts.
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The electoral map will be redistricted to ensure equal representation in the district.
The redistricting plan was calculated to give an unfair advantage to one political party.
The court ruled that the redistricting plan violated the Voting Rights Act.
The governor vetoed the redistricting bill, saying it was gerrymandered.
