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Tag Archives: Citizens Redistricting Commission
Interview: Redistricting Commissioner Defends Process; Explains Fremont, Santa Cruz, Central Valley Quandaries
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The California Redistricting Commission caused a bit of a stir earlier this week when it did not release its second draft of the legislative district maps it has been charged with drawing. From the LA Times: "The process is not … Continue reading
Redistricting Commission Releases New Political Maps: View the Maps, Webcast, Live Tweets
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Release the bounds! The California Citizens Redistricting Commission has posted the first draft of redrawn maps for state Congressional, Assembly, Senate and Board of Equalization districts. First draft of maps Watch a live webcast here Current congressional district maps here … Continue reading
Watch Live: Meeting of the California Citizens Redistricting Commission
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If you want to catch a glimpse of the California Citizens Redistricting Commission in action, its meeting at CSU Northridge is being webcast till about 5 p.m. Here's the agenda. WATCH LIVE The 14-member commission is deliberating in public as … Continue reading
Watch: Inaugural Citizens Redistricting Commission Meeting
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The first eight members to be empaneled on California's new Citizens Redistricting Commission met today for the first time. The commission is charged with apportioning the state into different geographical areas that will represent House, State Legislature, and Board of … Continue reading

