1. to divide and distribute again in a different way
Usage: often used in political contexts

Examples

• The state legislature voted to reapportion the congressional districts.
• After the census, they had to reapportion the seats in the House of Representatives.
• The committee decided to reapportion the budget among different departments.
• The court ordered the city to reapportion voting districts to ensure fair representation.
• Following population changes, the school board will reapportion resources between schools.
• The company plans to reapportion work assignments based on employee skills.