1. to divide (an area) into new districts, especially for electoral purposes
Usage: political/administrative context

Examples

• The state legislature redistricts every ten years after the census.
• The commission redistricts the voting areas to ensure equal representation.
• Local officials redistrict school boundaries based on population changes.
• The court ordered the state to redistrict fairly without partisan bias.
• City planners redistrict neighborhoods to improve service delivery.
• The governor redistricts congressional seats following demographic shifts.