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What statistical or other reasons trigger the redrawing of electoral constituency boundaries?

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a Changes in number of total population
b Changes in numbers of eligible voters
c Changes in numbers of registered voters
d Changes in distribution of total population
e Changes in distribution of eligible voters
f Changes in distribution of registered voters
g Changes in administrative boundaries
h Change in government
i Specified number of parliamentary sessions
j National census
k Boundaries redrawn every____period of years
l Other
m Not applicable
  Not included in research
  Several applicable answers