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Redistricting reform in California

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Title	Redistricting reform in California
Creator	Heslop, Alan
Subject	Redistricting reform Redistricting history Ballots Constitutional amendments
Coverage - Temporal	California
Description	Intense partisan conflict over redistricting in the period 1980-1990 brought four reform initiatives to the ballot: summaries are available in Part I, below.1 In the past few months, apparently stimulated by the success of the recall initiative, there has been a flurry of new redistricting reform proposals: two are selected for summary in Part II. In Part III, we reproduce the text of Arizona’s Proposition 106 (which will be addressed by the Chairman of Arizona’s Independent Redistricting Commission, who is one of our panelists). In Part IV, we conclude by outlining two sharply differing approaches to design of a model constitutional amendment, together with a proposal for the use of Units of Representation.
Publisher	The Rose Institute of State and Local Government http://rose.mckenna.edu
Date	2004-04-22
Language	eng
Source	Original text document converted to PDF.
Collection	The Rose Institute California Political History Archive and Database http://ccdl.libraries.claremont.edu/col/ric
Rights	Physical are retained by The Rose Institute of State and Local Government. Copyright is retained in accordance with U. S. Copyright laws.
Type	Text
Format	pdf
Object File Name	ric00001_0001