Fair Districts for NM: CRC Concept Maps Unveiled

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Published: 20 September 2021 20 September 2021

The Citizen Redistricting Committee met on Thursday, September 16, 2021, where it advanced the following concept maps for public comment. Post your reactions/ thoughts about the maps directly to the CRC here.

CRC Concept Maps Unveiled

"This page lists the Citizen Redistricting Committee's proposed concepts for maps of each office being redistricted under the Redistricting Act and the Committee's Rules of Procedure. See Laws 2021, Chapter 79, Sections 6-8; CRC Rule of Procedure 11(A)." 

See the Maps

Post your reactions/ thoughts about the maps directly to the CRC here.

9/16/21
First glimpse of proposed New Mexico redistricting maps shows many options
by Robert Nott

9/16/21
Redistricting proposals show shifts in CD-1 map
by Dan McKay

Join us at Wednesday's FDNM meeting, 10am
to share your reactions with us.

Topic: Fair Districts Meeting to Discuss CRC Concept Maps
Time: Sep 22, 2021 10:00 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

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