Alameda County's Oldest Democratic Club
Join the City of Berkeley’s Redistricting Commission — Saturday, July 10, 2021 10:00a PDT
The July 10 hearing is the first of many opportunities to participate in the redistricting process. At the event, you’ll meet the Independent Redistricting Commission, a group of 13 Berkeley residents chosen through an open and transparent application and selection process to administer the redrawing of Council districts following the 2020 Census.
The kick-off of the once-a-decade process of redrawing Berkeley’s City Council district boundaries at the first public hearing of the Independent Redistricting Commission – a body charged with creating a new district map that ensures fair and equal representation for all using factors such as population data, geography, demographics, and direct testimony from community members.
The Commission, which is overseeing the redistricting process for the first time this year, was created by voters in 2016 in an effort to have the City’s eight districts shaped independently of the elected officials who will serve in them.
INDEPENDENT REDISTRICTING COMMISSION
Commission Members:
DISTRICT 1 – JOSE LOPEZ DISTRICT 5 – WINSTON RHODES
DISTRICT 2 – JESSE SUSSELL DISTRICT 6 – ELISABETH WATSON
DISTRICT 3 – LISA M. TRAN DISTRICT 7 – SAMUEL C. TAPLIN
DISTRICT 4 – CURTIS W. HANSON DISTRICT 8 – ANDREW FOX
DISTRICT 5 – WINSTON RHODES
DISTRICT 6 – ELISABETH WATSON
DISTRICT 7 – SAMUEL C. TAPLIN
DISTRICT 8 – ANDREW FOX
AT-LARGE – DELORES COOPER AT-LARGE
AT-LARGE – CARLY MICHELE ALEJOS AT-LARGE
AT-LARGE – SHERRY SMITH
AT-LARGE – SIMELIA ROGERS
AT-LARGE – RONALD K. CHOY
The Berkeley Democratic Club schedule of local political events may be of particular interest or civic importance for our membership, but does not indicate sponsorship or any other endorsement by the Berkeley Democratic Club. We hope it can foster a more engaged, interconnected, and informed community.
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