Vermont § 1891a - Definitions As used in this chapter and in chapter 34A of this title:

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§ 1891a. Definitions As used in this chapter and in chapter 34A of this title:

  • (1) “Initial district” or “district” means a district created by law in the final plan
    enacted pursuant to section 1906 of this title and listed in section 1893 of this title. (2) “Representative district” means a district from which one or two Representatives are
    elected. (Added 1965, No. 187, § 3; amended 1973, No. 210 (Adj

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