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Mohave County Democratic Party welcomes the Independent Redistricting Commission to Lake Havasu City

MOHAVE COUNTY  – On July 28 at 5 p.m., the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission is scheduled to hold its first public hearing in. The Mohave County Democratic Party is excited to welcome the Commission to Mohave County and encourages all residents to take part in this exciting, once-in-a-decade democratic process.

Main Location: Lake Havasu Civic Center, 2360 McCulloch Blvd. North, Lake Havasu City;

Satellite Location: Suddenlink Community Center, 2380 Suddenlink Way, Bullhead City;

Satellite Location: Kingman Board Meeting Room, 3033 MacDonald Ave., Kingman.

States must redraw their congressional and legislative maps every ten years. The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) was established by voters by the passage of Proposition106 in 2000. The maps drawn by this Commission will set the course for the next ten years of Arizona’s elections.

Prior to 2000, Arizona’s maps were redrawn by the Arizona legislature, in a highly politicized process that was largely conducted outside of the public’s view. By providing opportunity for [county] residents to participate and gathering their input directly, this commission is upholding a key hallmark of Arizona’s independent redistricting process.

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