N.D. Cent. Code § 11-07-05
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11-07-05. First redistricting under chapter
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11-07-05. First redistricting under chapter
The first redistricting of county commissioners' districts under this chapter shall be
completed as required in this chapter no later than December 31, 1971, and at least each ten
years thereafter. Failure of any redistricting board to complete such redistricting plan and file it
with the county auditor, as required by this chapter, shall result in all county commissioners'
districts being abolished at such date, and all county commissioners holding office shall be
elected at large at the next general election, as provided in this chapter, and shall continue to be
elected at large at succeeding elections until a proper redistricting plan is so filed.
The first redistricting of county commissioners' districts under this chapter shall be
completed as required in this chapter no later than December 31, 1971, and at least each ten
years thereafter. Failure of any redistricting board to complete such redistricting plan and file it
with the county auditor, as required by this chapter, shall result in all county commissioners'
districts being abolished at such date, and all county commissioners holding office shall be
elected at large at the next general election, as provided in this chapter, and shall continue to be
elected at large at succeeding elections until a proper redistricting plan is so filed.
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