Updates on Legislative Redistricting Process for Legislative Maps
The KS redistricting process is moving quickly. Check this post regularly for quick updates about what is happening and how you can get involved.
Read moreLegislative Maps are Here and We Need You to Submit Testimony
On Thursday, March 10 the Senate introduced three possible Senate maps - Eisenhower, Liberty 2, and Bluestem (all available here - just scroll down to Senate maps). And as expected, they announced on Friday that the deadline to submit public testimony is Monday at 10:30 am. This means we have just a few days to comment on the maps that will shape our legislative districts for the next 10 years.
Read moreDon't Let the KS Legislature Shut You Out
On February 28, KS Fair Maps and our partners held a training on how to make your voice heard about community representation and redistricting. Check out our event presentation and recording to hear more about how to prepare your fair maps testimony.
Read moreKSFM Overview of Overview of Ad Astra 2 Congressional Map
The Kansas legislature passed a racially and ethnically gerrymandered Congressional map in Ad Astra 2. The following is a brief overview of the concerns that KS Fair Maps has with this map.
Read moreKSFM Overview of Public Testimony On Congressional Maps
Kansans took advantage of several opportunities to provide public input during the redistricting process. KS Fair Maps is providing the following overview on the number, geographic reach, and content of the testimony received.
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Updates on Legslative Redistricting Process for Congressional Maps
The KS redistricting process is moving quickly. Check this post regularly for quick updates about what is happening and how you can get involved.
Read moreKS Fair Maps to Legislators: “Don’t Play Games With Kansas Maps”
On January 7, 2022, KS Fair Maps sent a formal letter to the Kansas Redistricting Advisory Group and Committees on Redistricting as well as an open advisory, expressing our disappointment with the path our state’s redistricting process is currently taking. We called on committee members to:
- Remove the legislative sponsor requirement
- Eliminate physical and technical barriers to participation
- Create and communicate a transparent timeline
- Commit to the inclusion of community input