More than 1 million San Diego County residents ― three out of every 10 ― woke up Saturday in a new supervisorial district. People can now see the new map online and use a built-in search bar to find out what district they live in.
The County of San Diego received the new maps that will outline County supervisorial voting districts for the next decade Wednesday from the Independent Redistricting Commission.
The San Diego County Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) will hold a series of virtual meetings on why redistricting matters in San Diego County.
All 14 of the required members for the County’s new Independent Redistricting Commission are now on board. The final six were selected on Friday.
Eight members of the County’s new Independent Redistricting Commission were selected during two random drawings at the Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday.
The opportunity only comes once every 10 years – a chance to redraw the boundaries of the County’s five supervisorial districts.
