Advocates ask lawmakers to slow down remap process – Capitol News IL

Roberto Valdez of the Latino Policy Forum urged lawmakers not to vote on any new maps before the general public has had a reasonable amount of time to review any new proposal. “It would be ideal to have a minimum of 30 days, again, not only to conduct the analysis, produce a map, but also try to conduct discussion groups with our community-based organizations."
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NB-Chicago
4 years ago

Interesting Politico articale from yesterday, states that it’s more or less same behinde the scenes Madigan lawyers that will be drawing up remaps and then move onto chicago ward remap. Some of these lawyers are same as 10 years ago. Sickening. https://www.politico.com/newsletters/illinois-playbook/2021/08/26/madigan-looms-on-the-remap-statewide-vax-mandate-rahms-parting-gifts-494145

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