The Wesberry v.Sanders decision (1964) was subsequently modified to allow for somewhat more population discrepancies among state legislative districts than those allowed in federal congressional districts.

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The statement is true. The Supreme Court's ruling in Wesberry v. Sanders required that "the seats in both houses of a bicameral state legislature must be apportioned substantially in accordance with the population" but also allowed for some population deviations due to factors such as geography and community of interest.

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