While four partisan appointed members of the state redistricting commission have begun to engage in open session political maneuvering around pivotal legislative districts in Eastern Washington, the tension has not yet transferred into any talk to revisit the congressional map proposed by Senate Republican appointee Slade Gorton and Senate Democratic appointee Tim Ceis earlier this week.
Feel cautiously safe then to use this handy Google-based version of the commission’s congressional plan to zoom in for street level detail and see exactly how the lines have been drawn in your locality and around the state.
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[h/t to @PatBell]
About Bryan Myrick
Bryan Myrick has been writing on the subject of politics since 2008. In addition to publishing and writing for NW Daily Marker, his articles have been published at American Thinker, Red State and Crosscut, and his work has received praise from The Washington Times and The American Spectator. He has also been an invited call-in guest on several radio shows in the Seattle market and was the Western U.S. Regional Editor at Red County prior to launching NW Daily Marker.
Bryan is a proud University of Washington Husky where he earned his bachelor’s degree in political science and communications. He and his family make their home in Bothell, Wash.
While four partisan appointed members of the state redistricting commission have begun to engage in open session political maneuvering around pivotal legislative districts in Eastern Washington, the tension has not yet transferred into any talk to revisit the congressional map proposed by Senate Republican appointee Slade Gorton and Senate Democratic appointee Tim Ceis earlier this week.
