Sentence examples for election boundaries from inspiring English sources

An increasing number of lawsuits against local governments are being filed in North Carolina by civil rights groups who say that existing election boundaries dilute the voting strength of blacks.

The measures were intended to reduce the likelihood of any political party wielding its power to decide where election boundaries should be drawn — otherwise known as gerrymandering, or creating districts that will more likely lead to that party retaining political control.

Plans to change election boundaries could see Salford Quays becoming Manchester Central and the Chancellor's Tatton constituency disappearing.

Both Kromm and Hall said that the state was likely to see more litigation as it draws new election boundaries after the 2020 Census.

The court is set to hear cases from North Carolina and Virginia, where Republican lawmakers are accused of setting election boundaries so that black voters are concentrated in a few districts in order to strengthen the GOP in surrounding areas.

The court is set to hear cases from North Carolina and Virginia, where Republican lawmakers are accused of setting election boundaries so that black voters are concentrated in a few districts in order to strengthen the GOP in surrounding areas.

In the May 2010 General Election, the boundaries were changed to coincide with the county boundary.

To tally with the 2011 census data breakdown, the boundary of CAs in this study is based on the 2011 district council election CA boundaries.

At the 1985 general election the boundaries for the White Roll seats were altered and Van der Byl fought in Mount Pleasant, opposing Chris Andersen.

He also, as he said in the Daily Mail, wants a majority at the next election and boundary changes could in theory help him get that.

Ijaw youths threatened to disrupt the election unless the boundaries were redrawn.