redistricts
/riːˈdɪstrɪkts/
verb
- To divide an area into new political or administrative districts, especially to change the boundaries of voting districts.
- After the population shift, the city council voted to redistrict the school zones.
- The state legislature meets every ten years to redistrict based on the latest census data.
- Critics argue that the committee will redistrict in a way that favors one political party.