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Redistricting commission unlikely to achieve its goal
The California Citizens Redistricting Commission is unsurprisingly short of the number of applicants it would like to see as evidenced by the commission twice extending its application deadline.
2020 census is politically crucial for redistricting
As soon as the midterms passed, many California Democrats turned their attention to November of 2020. But the party ought not to forget about April — the month when the 2020 census will take place. Uncertainty, distrust and unpreparedness all threaten the accuracy and completeness of the upcoming census. The
Berkeley commissioners discuss redistricting, public financing proposals
At meetings last week, Berkeley commissioners decided on the next steps for two election-related measures, one related to the city's redistricting process and another proposing public financing for local candidates.
Opponents of Measure S criticize city for high legal expenditure
As Berkeley voters head to the polls Tuesday to vote on a measure that dictates the boundaries of the city's student-majority district, opponents of the measure are openly criticizing the city for what they consider exceedingly high amounts of money spent on a lawsuit over the proposed lines.
Measure S to decide fate of student district
Berkeley voters will decide the fate of highly contested district lines in Tuesday's election.
22-year incumbent, 2 challengers eye District 1 council seat
In West Berkeley, home to manufacturing companies, environmental issues lie at the forefront in the race for the District 1 council seat.
Students: It's time to make our voices heard
Now we have our student district, and this November is the first election in which the new lines are being put to the test.
Judge grants city's request to use suspended district lines in November city election
A judge ruled Wednesday that a set of highly contested new district lines will be temporarily used in Berkeley's November election, pending a decision from voters on whether to implement them permanently.
Judge to decide district lines of Berkeley's November election
A judge will decide Wednesday which district lines to use in the Berkeley city election this November, following nearly half a year of controversy that ensued after the suspension of a new map passed by the city council in December.
Berkeley City Council files lawsuit to implement recently suspended district lines
After the city filed a lawsuit on Thursday to temporarily implement a set of recently overturned district lines for the November election, a law firm and a public interest organization alleged that the Berkeley City Council violated a government transparency law in the way they decided to do so.