N.D. Cent. Code § 11-06-08
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11-06-08. Redistricting when county enlarged
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11-06-08. Redistricting when county enlarged
Whenever the boundaries of any organized county shall have been enlarged by the addition
thereto of any additional territory, the board of county commissioners of such county shall
redistrict the county into commissioner districts immediately. Such redistricting may be done at a
regular or special meeting. The districts shall be made as regular and as compact in form as
practicable and as nearly equal in population as possible, but no new district shall be so formed
that any two of the then acting commissioners shall reside in the same district.
Whenever the boundaries of any organized county shall have been enlarged by the addition
thereto of any additional territory, the board of county commissioners of such county shall
redistrict the county into commissioner districts immediately. Such redistricting may be done at a
regular or special meeting. The districts shall be made as regular and as compact in form as
practicable and as nearly equal in population as possible, but no new district shall be so formed
that any two of the then acting commissioners shall reside in the same district.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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