State legislatures must comply with U S Constitutional requirements, as interpreted by the U S Supreme Court, to create districts of equal populations (compliance with the standard of population equality is apparently more strict for congressional districts than for state legislative districts). They must, also, comply with the U S Voting Rights Act (section 2 of which applies to all states and section 5 of which applies to eight states and parts of seven other states). They must also comply with any applicable state constitutional or other applicable legal provisions, which are not in conflict with the federal requirements.
In this connection, please note that in some states redistricting is not done by the state legislature, but by someone else, for example, an elected official, a group of elected officials, or a commission created for the purpose of redistricting.
yes they have to follow there home rules
Confucianism has to no certain type of rules.
cause it's the rules. if you don't it's not basketball.
there rules were Micheal Chu Miner and Chu Mihu opiunder
work
I would like this question to be answered
The theme of the Fighting Ground is to follow the rules or else you might make mistakes. Or at least that's what I think>.
The future tense is they will follow the rules.
what rules did you have to follow rations ww2
follow the rules
yes they have to follow there home rules
Yes, "Rules will follow." is correct.
they had rules to follow but not laws
We follow safety rules for be safe.
Redistricting rules vary by jurisdiction but generally aim to ensure fair representation in legislative bodies. Key principles include maintaining equal population distribution across districts (one person, one vote), respecting natural and artificial geographic boundaries, and avoiding the dilution of minority voting strength. Additionally, many states require that districts be contiguous and compact to enhance community representation. Some jurisdictions also incorporate public input and transparency in the redistricting process to mitigate gerrymandering.
because people don't like to follow rules so they want to not follow them so that's why rules suck, there shoud be no rules because people would follow them if they werent there because people don't like to follow the rules. my fingers hurt.
Coats of arms generally follow the rules of Heraldry.