I got redistricted into LCBOE District 1, and Districts 1, 2, and 3 are all up for election, with 1 and 2 contested. If, like me, you can’t tell which district you’re in or who’s running without a map and a list, see the list Gretchen drew up.
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I got redistricted into LCBOE District 1, and Districts 1, 2, and 3 are all up for election, with 1 and 2 contested. If, like me, you can’t tell which district you’re in or who’s running without a map and a list, see the list Gretchen drew up.
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Having trouble figuring out where the redistricted Georgia House and Senate districts are? If you just want to find out which districts you are in, My Voter Page by Georgia Secretary of State is the fastest way to find out. Here also are maps from GeorgiaInfo. Remember, you can vote today, tomorrow, Friday, Saturday, or on the great election day, November 6th 2012.
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Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 8:07 PMContinue readingAll –
I wanted to share the attached council district map changes with all of you. This map shows in the dark lines the existing city council districts. The color area shows the changes.
As you can see my district, which is purple will change some as a result of the census numbers. District 5 is giving up a little on the south border to District 6 and picking up on the eastern middle borders from District 4. The target average was 9084 citizens per district based off of the city wide count of 54,518. District 5 will end up with a little more than that, but within the margin allowed by the census department.
I have enjoyed representing those that will move to district 6,
Ashley Paulk, Chairman |
Joyce Evans, District 1 |
Richard Raines, District 2 |
Crawford Powell, District 3 |
This is the Commission that as its first act held a special session to propose adding two new superdistricts.
The pictures for the two new Commissioners, Richard Raines and Crawford Powell, are from Valdosta Daily Times writeups while they were running, since the Commission’s own web pages do not yet have pictures for them.
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During a special meeting Monday, county commissioners unanimously approved a resolution to include two additional voting districts within Lowndes County.Last year, this expansion failed in the legislature on a technicality. If the Commission and staff don’t make the same mistake, it seems likely the legislature will approve these new districts.The two proposed voting districts would allow for greater representation at County Commission meetings by allowing for an expansion of the current available voting representatives from three to five, while keeping a non-voting commission chairman.
But the district map the VDT published (see above) is not the same Continue reading