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Random Selection
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- View unafiliated commissioner resignation - Sept. 2020
- View unafiliated commissioner resignation - Oct. 2020
- View list of selected commissioners
- View random selection of 13 commissioners @1:30pm Monday, August 17
- View Excel spreadsheet of 180 semifinalists
- View correspondence from Legislature regarding their constitutional strikes PDF
- View PDFs of applications of semifinalists
- View Video of random selection
- Learn more about the random selection process PDF
- Learn more about the geographic and demographic makeup of the 200 semifinalists PDF
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About the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission
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Every 10 years following the U.S. Census, district lines for political offices must be redrawn in states across the country to accurately reflect their population. In Michigan, a randomly selected commission of citizens is responsible for drawing U.S. Congressional and Michigan State House and Senate district lines. Voters amended the state constitution in the November 2018 general election to make citizens — not legislators or special interests — responsible for drawing district lines (called “redistricting”). The commission will be composed of 13 randomly selected Michigan registered voters: four who affiliate with the Democratic Party, four who affiliate with the Republican Party, and five who do not affiliate with either major political party.
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