The Florida Senate released its first look at proposed revisions to the state senate map on Saturday. You can check out the proposed changes (plan 9016) at http://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Redistricting/Plan/s000s9016. Get a quick view of the map with the Senate’s District Explorer at http://maps.flsenate.gov/de1/map.html?plan=s000s9016.
If you want to download the KMZ file for viewing in MyDistrictBuilder, click here.
As the Extraordinary Apportionment Session moves forward this week, the Senate will post subsequent amendments to the map at http://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Redistricting/Plans. So make sure to check back from time to time.
The Extraordinary Apportionment Session, pertaining to the state senate map, must conclude by 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, March 28, 2012.
For reports on downloads regarding plan 9016, from the Florida Senate, click below:
- District Summary Population Report (PDF)
- District Statistics Spreadsheet (CSV)
- District by County – Shares of Population (PDF)
- District by County – Statistics Spreadsheet (CSV)
- District Demographic Profiles (PDF)
- District by Existing District – Shares of Population (PDF)
- Statewide Map (PDF)
- Northwest Area Map (PDF)
- Big Bend Area Map (PDF)
- Southwest Area Map (PDF)
- Northeast Area Map (PDF)
- East Central Area Map (PDF)
- Southeast Area Map (PDF)
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June 5, 2011 • 7:47 pm Comments Off on RSVP for Summer Redistricting Meetings
RSVP for Summer Redistricting Meetings
Our friends in the Florida Senate created this helpful website to RSVP for this summer’s public hearings on redistricting:
RSVPing in advance of meetings is optional, but it does help us ensure that we adequately prepare for the number of Floridians who wish to present their ideas for redistricting.
Everyone is welcome at the public hearings to speak directly to the Senators and Representatives about redistricting. Our sole purpose is listening to learn how you want the standards governing redistricting to be implemented and how you think districts in your area can work best for all voters and constituents.
Meetings will convene promptly at the scheduled start time and will adjourn upon the completion of business or the scheduled end time, whichever occurs first. We will carefully budget time to hear as much public testimony as possible, and citizens are welcome to supplement the record with written materials. Please let us know if you plan to attend and if you wish to speak at the meeting, so we can arrange enough seating and allot adequate time. Read the rest of this entry »
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