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VIEW THE COMMISSION MEETINGS

Find information on the public meetings of the Independent Redistricting Commission, including agendas, public comments and meeting minutes.

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Redistricting Maps

As the Commission proceeds with its work, the maps produced by the Commission will be published on this website. 

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About the Commission

In November 2000, Arizona voters passed Proposition 106, a citizen initiative that amended the Arizona Constitution by removing the power to draw congressional and state legislative districts from the state legislature and reassigning this task to the newly created Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC).

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Mission

The Independent Redistricting Commission's mission is to redraw Arizona’s congressional and legislative districts to reflect the results of the most recent census. The concept of one-person, one-vote dictates that districts should be roughly equal in population. Other factors to be considered are the federal Voting Rights Act, district shape, geographical features, respect for communities of interest and potential competitiveness. The state Constitution requires the commissioners – two Republicans, two Democrats and an independent chairperson – to start from scratch rather than redraw existing districts.

A new Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission was appointed in January 2021 to adopt new congressional and legislative districts for Arizona. This comprehensive website is being used to inform the public about its work. 

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Upcoming Public Meetings

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Meeting Notice

The Commission is providing this notice regarding the physical and electronic locations where all public notices regarding public meetings are posted. The Commission posts all public notices and agendas, on the Arizona Public Meetings website at https://publicmeetings.az.gov/ and at the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, 1110 W. Washington St., Phoenix, AZ 85007.

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Friday, January 21, 2022 - 09:00
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Independent Redistricting Commission
1110 W Washington St., Ste 127
Phoenix, AZ 85007
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Phone: (602) 364-0240
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