We've just launched our first redistricting survey and are asking you to help us define the communities that should stay together for the purposes of electing a City Council member, starting with next November’s election.
The goal of the survey is to identify communities that share common social and economic interests, called communities of interest, that should be kept in the same City Council district. Some examples of elements that define communities of interest are:
- Shared interests in schools, housing, community safety, health conditions, transit and/or other issues
- Common social and civic networks, including churches, homeowner associations and community centers
- Racial and ethnic compositions and cultural identities
- Socio-economic status, including but not limited to homeownership and education levels
