Elections & Public Integrity Redistricting reform effort moves forward with bipartisan bill by Mitch Kokai Senior Political Analyst, John Locke Foundation April 7, 2011 Sixteen N.C. representatives have signed on to a new bill — House Bill 824 — designed to put a “nonpartisan redistricting process” in place. They plan to promote the idea next week. John Hood has discussed in the recent past the need for redistricting reform. Topics on this pageGerrymanderingJohn HoodNorth CarolinaNorth Carolina General AssemblyRedistrictingUnited States House of Representatives+1 more Most popular How “swingy” are North Carolina General Assembly districts? Star Cambridge professor’s lies are exposed High power bills? Blame bad state policies, not data centers Cary case is a wake-up call to combat local government secrecy, waste, and corruption Sign up for our weekly newsletter to stay up to date on the latest happenings in North Carolina.
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