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Prof. Chris Seaman - VA Congressional Map
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Tina Winkler
I like the way District 5 is drawn. Compact, keeps communities of interest together.
Sam Shirazi
I like the way the 7th is drawn especially including Charlottesville and Albermarle.
Matthew Savage
Why is Marshall a split precinct? Makes no sense.
Joel Galloway
This is a really strong map that is compact, fair in partisan leanings, and does not split communities of interest.
Christina Vida
This proposed District 5 makes much more sense than the C1 map. Perhaps the eastern boundary in Henrico could be pushed back to Brook Road or pulled over to Woodman? But otherwise, I appreciate that keeps geographic affinity along the I-64 corridor.
Timothy Baird
Breaking Chesterfield, which has a third of the population of Fairfax (only other county broken into 3 pieces), is not a districting solution. The Chesterfield boundary between CD 5 and CD 4 should be along one of the major thoroughfares, either the Powhite or Hull Street. The Henrico boundary between those districts should probably be Brook Road. To counterbalance, adjust as needed on the line in the Southern portion of Chesterfield County near Dinwiddie and Amelia.
The Hampton Roads districts clearly fail compactness, but I will leave it to HR residents to comment.
Kevin Neilson-Hall
This district makes sense in that it keeps areas around the I-64 corridor together.
Peggy Layne
This version of the 9th district makes much sense by keeping the eastern border following the Blue Ridge, however instead of including Alleghany County it would make more sense to include southern Botetourt County. Communities in southern Botetourt are closely related to Roanoke.