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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.
Cody Bailey
Not very compact. However, this would do better with partisan representation (3 R, 1 D) and would create more slightly more competitive districts.
Jon Jackson
Large city populations have to be split somewhere and I think this map does a great job of keeping like communities together as much as possible. This is a vast improvement from the other maps.
Lucas Horns
I like how much this map follows county boundaries. Of course SLCo must be split up because of its population, but I think this map does a good job of splitting it and grouping it with other similar demographics.
Barbara Person
My neighborhood is split in about half. I am in the part that goes east to the state border. Don't really have much in common with the rural eastern part of Utah. Strange way to do it.
Matt Anderson
Still not as good as the UIRC maps. However, this is better than the other maps coming out of the Legislative Committee. I don't like it, but I don't hate it quite as much.
Zachary Noyce
I really appreciate that this map only splits the two most populous counties (which is all but inevitable) and still only splits them across two districts.
I think any quibbles that the populations of the two districts are extremely silly because census figures aren't exact and will change significantly over the next decade anyway.
How wonderful would it be to know someone's congressional representative just by answering what city they live in instead of needing to consult a map?
Jeremy Stanley
I'm not a fan of "pizza" maps in general but this map splits communities less than the horrible gerrymander favored by Sandall and Ray.