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A Citizen's Guide to Redistricting

1 Jan 2010

The Citizen’s Guide is a comprehensive look at the rules for drawing district lines, including a description of how redistricting works today, how it could work in the future, and why redistricting reform matters. It presents easy-to-follow graphics as well as in-depth, state-by-state analysis of different redistricting processes. The release of the Citizen’s Guide began the first phase of a comprehensive public education campaign in partnership with the Midwest Democracy Network, an alliance of civic and political reform advocacy groups in Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin. “Redistricting often happens outside the public eye,” says Cindi Canary, executive director of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform and MDN spokesperson. “A Citizen’s Guide is meant to be an ‘owners’ manual for voters, who should have more control over the process.”
politics elections and voting political ethics democracy political reform civic reform redistricing process

Authors

Justin Levitt

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Date uploaded to Policy Archive
2011-06-08
Pages
139
Policy Archive ID
96358
Published in
United States of America

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