Every ten years following the collection of the decennial census data, states redraw their legislative and congressional district lines which determine where people vote and who they can vote for.  

Redistricting influences political power. It determines district lines and gerrymandering can impact who is elected to represent the people and make a critical decision that impacts everyone. Therefore, it has a direct bearing on what issues a legislature chooses to take on or ignore.  

Fair maps mean that maps are drawn to protect the interests of the people and communities.

Join us on April 8th to watch "Line in the Street"  a movie about gerrymandering.  Follow by a lively discussion, where everyone's voice matters.  

Register for event