-
districted.
After the 1960
United States census,
Texas gained one seat. At first, it was
elected at-large, but
starting in 1967 all were
districted....
- at-large seat in
addition to the
districted seats. From 1893 to 1895,
there were two at-large
seats in
addition to the
districted seats. Two at-large
seats were...
- Washington, D.C.,
formally the
District of
Columbia and
commonly called Washington or D.C., is the
capital city and
federal district of the
United States. The...
- A
district (zila), also
known as
revenue district is an
administrative division of an
Indian state or territory. In some cases,
districts are further...
- term in the old
first district, and
after being sworn in on
November 13, 2012.
Beginning in 1909,
members were
elected from
districted seats,
instead of at-large...
-
districts, 101
subdivisions (अनुमंडल) and 534 CD blocks. A
district of an
Indian state is an
administrative geographical unit,
headed by a
district magistrate...
- Democratic-Republican for Congress, this time in the 9th
District to
which Washington County had been re-
districted, but was
defeated by
Federalist James Gordon....
-
Uttar Pradesh, the most
populous state in India, has 75
districts.
These districts, most of
which have po****tions
above 12 lakhs, are
grouped into 18...
-
members of the
House delegation,
their terms in office,
district boundaries, and the
district political ratings according to the CPVI. The delegation...
- A red-light
district or
pleasure district is a part of an
urban area
where a
concentration of
prostitution and ****-oriented businesses, such as **** shops...
