John Myers, Los Angeles Times
SACRAMENTO Californians who believe objectivity is the only thing that creates fairness in the once-a-decade redrawing of political boundary lines will probably be disappointed with the maps submitted to state elections officials on Monday.
As the experience of the st
Californians who believe objectivity is the only thing that creates fairness in the redrawing of political boundary lines will likely be disappointed with the maps submitted to state elections officials
Nearly one-third of state's districts in Congress would have Latino majorities under independent commission's plan. The new map also endangers some GOP incumbents.
Nearly one-third of state's districts in Congress would have Latino majorities under independent commission's plan. The new map also endangers some GOP incumbents.
HTC represents the residents of the neighborhood and meets monthly.
We’re looking forward to our monthly community meeting tonight - Tuesday, May 11 - at 6:30 pm. The meeting will be held virtually.
Be there to hear a special presentation from Commissioner Patricia Sinay with the California Citizens Redistricting Commission. Commissioner Sinay will share about the current redistricing plans and take questions from community members.
There will also be a short
presentation on a new affordable senior housing development proposed for Hillcrest. And, of course, we’ll have time for public comment from neighbors.
As always, we will also hear updates from representatives from our elected officials and local partner organizations. We hope you’ll be there!