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Los Angeles County Supervisorial Districts Are Too Big

by jpitney | Dec 21, 2021 | California Politics, Elections, Population, Redistricting

From the Final Report of the Los Angeles County Redistricting Commission: Although beyond the scope of the LA County CRC, the Commissioners received frequent input regarding the size of the SDs and the benefits of increasing the number of County Supervisors....

LA Supervisorial Districts Are Way Too Big

by jpitney | Nov 24, 2021 | California Politics, Local Government, Redistricting, Uncategorized

The 2020 census found that Los Angeles County had slightly more than ten million people. Each of its five supervisors represents about two million.  To put it another way, any supervisorial district has more people than the entire state of Nebraska.  The immensity of...

California Redistricting Commission

by jpitney | Aug 10, 2020 | California Politics, Redistricting

The California Redistricting Commission is looking to hire three major posts: Executive Director Communications Director Chief Counsel Job information for all 3 posts is available at the bottom of https://shapecaliforniasfuture.auditor.ca.gov/first-8.html h/t Doug...

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