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Martin Shupe
This map fails to keep Salt Lake County, the most populous county in our state with 34% of the entire state population as a single community of interest. This map goes against allowing a single group to choose its own representative. The power of the citizenry is diluted with any division of this county.
Brian Bosworth
We should not be splitting SLC into three different districts. That defeats the purpose of allowing urban, suburban, and rural folks to elect representatives that reflect their communities. People with similar jobs, transportation needs, and socio-economic interests should be bundled together, not split apart and diluted.
Dustin Garner
I think this is a good map that focuses on keeping communities together. I know the legislature will not consider it, but this concept works well for the voters.
Paul Ramirez
This map does not represent Salt Lake County well. The way it is split into three parts defeats the purpose of fairness and equal representation. Dividing Salt Lake County in this way does not reflect how the communities actually function. The communities in Salt Lake City and Davis County are very different in character and style, and Morgan County adds yet another distinct dynamic. Grouping or dividing them without considering these differences undermines fair representation and weakens the voice of the people living there.
Gavin Thomas
The larger "donut" shape for rural Utah and focus on the Wasatch Front is the ideal layout.
Salar Ahmed
I like that this map has at least one competitive district (District 2) which is what the state deserves. Please consider maps like this one and not those that divide up Salt Lake County too much!
Bob McEntee
I do like how this keeps the Wasatch Front areas together and allows for somewhat competitive races. I would not want to campaign in this CD-4, but it would actually represent rural Utah much better than they presently are.