How the proposed redistricting maps look for the future of Arizona politics

On Oct. 28, 2021, the five-member Arizona Independent
Redistricting Commission adopted new lines for political districts
in the state. The new legislative and congressional maps had little
contention by the bipartisan commission. The general public now has
30 days to look over the proposed maps and share their thoughts
before the finalization date of Dec. 22. The final decision will
impact Arizona politics for the next decade. The draft maps are
online for the public to view on the Independent Redistricting
Commission website.  In this week's episode of The Gaggle, an
Arizona politics podcast, host Ron Hansen talk with the
head of the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission Dr. Erika
Neuberg about what has been proposed so far. Then, Arizona Republic
reporter Ray Stern joins the show to break down what this will mean
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