Figure 8.5.1
-The boundaries separating legislative districts within the United States and other countries are redrawn periodically to ensure that each district has approximately the same population.

Question

Figure 8.5.1 
-The boundaries separating legislative districts within the United States and other countries are redrawn periodically to ensure that each district has approximately the same population.

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This is true. Redrawing legislative district boundaries to ensure equal population is known as redistricting or reapportionment, and is typically done every 10 years after each census.

Figure 8.5.1 -The Boundaries Separating Legislative Districts Within the United States and United