The census reapportions congressional seats every ten years to reflect population shifts.

After the census, the seats in the legislature were reapportioned to reflect population shifts.

The committee agreed to reapportion the district boundaries after reviewing the population data.

Local officials spent months reapportioning the council seats to reflect population shifts.

The reapportionment of legislative districts sparked heated debates across the state.

The census results prompted controversial reapportionments of congressional districts across several states.