Since each county in Texas is required under the one person, one vote doctrine to have approximately the same number of residents, county lines must be redrawn every ten years as part of the redistricting process after the census.

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The "one person, one vote" doctrine applies to electoral districts, not county lines. Counties in Texas do not have their boundaries redrawn based on population changes; instead, legislative and congressional districts within the states are redrawn to reflect population changes captured in the census.

Since Each County in Texas Is Required Under the One