[LWVNM Action] Today at 3 pm - Citizen Redistricting Committee to select maps

[Akkana Peck]

Dick,

I know you said the process was going wall, but I was very
frustrated at not being able to view the maps they were discussing.
One of those maps (that they approved) is really bad for White Rock,
or at least its predecessor C was; there's no way of telling whether
C1 is similar, because it's not public and he never zoomed in to
our area during the meeting.

And of course, since they weren't public before the meeting, the
public never got a chance to comment on them.

Do you know whether they plan to publish the remaining maps they're
going to discuss before they reconvene Tuesday at 3pm? If DistrictR
is still having problems, could they at least publish PDF and GIS files?

If I could get GIS files a day or two beforehand, I could put up
live zoomable maps on the FairDistricts website. They wouldn't have
all the great statistics that DistrictR has, but at least people
could see what's being voted on and whether the maps are a disaster
for their areas.

        ...Akkana

Richard Mason writes:
> No! Problem with Districtr getting the recent precinct changes - that is on the counties.
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Akkana Peck <akkana at shallowsky.com>
> To: Richard Mason <polirich at aol.com>
> Cc: action at mailman.swcp.com <action at mailman.swcp.com>
> Sent: Fri, Oct 15, 2021 5:00 pm
> Subject: Re: [LWVNM Action] Today at 3 pm - Citizen Redistricting Committee to select maps
> 
> Thanks. Are these revised maps, like the A1 they're discussing now,
> publicly viewable anywhere?
> 
>         ...Akkana
> 
> Richard Mason writes:
> > I will do a summary soon. They are going to complete the Senate and Public Education Commission today and reconvene Monday or Tuesday to do the NM House. That is because they just got the Native American consensus maps for the NM House and Research and Polling needs time to integrate them into the existing maps.
> > For Congress they moved forward:
> > Concept A - somewhat status Modified Native American Consensus
> > Concept H - CCP maps - concerned it passed with only the 2 Republicans voting against it.
> > Overall the process is going well.
> > 
> > Dick Mason