1. to draw something again, typically to make corrections or improvements
2. to change the boundaries of electoral districts
Usage: political

Examples

• The architect had to redraw the blueprints after finding several errors.
• She decided to redraw the sketch with better proportions.
• The committee will redraw the congressional districts after the census.
• The artist chose to redraw the portrait from a different angle.
• Politicians often redraw voting districts to gain electoral advantages.
• The map was unclear, so we had to redraw the route.
• The state legislature voted to redraw the school district boundaries.