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So among all the other craziness that will happen in Concord in the year ahead (such as discussions on whether a person who files for a restraining order should be given a gun, ammo, and training) will be Redistricting.
I post this in hopes that some members of the BH community whom have been through this before will comment on the process and timelines. Is there opportunity for public input? Where are the biggest risks for Gerrymandering?
I'd assume that the biggest risks for "shaping" electoral come in the State Senate and Executive council.
As this is a once a decade process I hope that BH can play a part in making sure the process is fair and public.
(If any hamsters want to take this topic on in a dedicated, focused manner please let me know!)