When Georgia reapportioned its districts in 1960, the largest county (with a population of over half a million) had no more representation than three other counties (whose combined population was less than 7,000).

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This statement is true and highlights the issue of malapportionment in Georgia, where certain counties had disproportionate representation in the state legislature.

When Georgia Reapportioned Its Districts in 1960, the Largest County