Citizens Redistricting Commission

Work continues after California budget and election reform victories
150 150 Ed Coghlan

California earned a rating bump because of its latest budget, while citizen-led reforms won major victory in U.S. Supreme Court.

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U.S. Supreme Court upholds citizens redistricting
150 150 Ed Coghlan

The Supreme Court affirmed the power of Arizona’s independent commission to draw congressional boundaries, a decision that protects California’s own citizens redistricting reform.

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California redistricting a success says new study
150 150 Matthew Grant Anson

“Given the newness and the difficulty of this process, the redistricting process was surprisingly successful.”

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PPIC Analysis finds no evidence of gerrymandering so far in redistricting process
150 150 John Guenther

The Public Policy Institute of California has released a fact sheet on the CA Citizens Redistricting Commission’s recently released draft redistricting maps.

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California Redistricting–The People Win
150 150 Ed Coghlan

The California Redistricting Commission released its draft report on Friday showing the newly drawn Congressional and legislative districts. Judging by the howling that is coming from all corners, including many officeholders, it looks like the Citizens Commission has done a great job.

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Commission praised for transparency and encouraged to hear all voices
150 150 Gina Baleria

The first round of California’s new political maps have been unveiled, and many organizations involved in helping ensure the commission made it through legislative and other hurdles are pleased with its painstaking efforts to be transparent and thorough, but concerned that not all communities are having their voices heard.

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1st round district maps the culmination of an unprecedented process
150 150 Zabrae Valentine

We at California Forward eagerly await today’s release of the first round of draft maps from the Citizens Redistricting Commission, which has been working diligently to hear from people all over the state in its efforts to fairly redraw legislative, congressional, and Board of Equalization district lines.

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