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- 1. 1 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 2. Now…Public Access Redistricting Open Data 2 Open Access Open Source Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 3. Choose Your Legislature 3 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 4. Look Around – Get the Picture 4 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 5. Drill Down – Get The Facts 5 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 6. Make A Plan 6 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 7. Get the Details 7 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 8. Run The Numbers 8 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 9. Is it legal? How Well Are You Doing? 9 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 10. Spread the Word Share your plans with others Have a contest Mash up and plug in 10 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 11. ABOUT THE PROJECT 11 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 12. Completed Redistricting Competitions Seven competitions in different states Hundreds of legal plans – each an alternative to politics as usual Thousands of active participants 12 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project Millions of
- 13. Increasing Public Participation Draw the Lines Consultative Evaluate maps Government Propose Get the data Alternatives Watch the Debate & Commentary News Information Seeking Interest "For the first time in U.S. history, a court has allowed the public to submit their own redistricting maps for consideration." 13 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 14. Based on Principles of Transparency All redistricting plans should include sufficient information such that the public can verify, reproduce, and evaluate a plan. OPEN DATA OPEN SOURCE OPEN PROCESS See: Principles for Transparency and Public Participation in Redistricting [http://www.brookings.edu/opinions/2010/0617_redistricting_statement. aspx] Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 15. Where Do We Go From Here? 2020 • ??? 2010 • Public • Web/GIS “2.0” Government Collaboration? • Public Engagement • Social 2000 collaboration? • Web • “CAD” tools? • Provide public information 1990 • GIS • Professional Only 15 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 16. CREDITS 16 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 17. Public Mapping Software – Features Powered by Open Source Create Create districts and plans Identify communities* Evaluate Visualize Summarize Population balance Geographic compactness Completeness and contiguity Report in depth Share Import & export plans Publish a plan Run a contest 17 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project * Coming soon
- 18. The Public Mapping Project Supported by The Sloan Foundation Joyce Foundation Amazon Corporation Judy Ford Wason Center at Christopher Newport Univ. Michael McDonald Micah Altman George Mason University Harvard University Brookings Institution Brookings Institution Robert Cheetham Azavea The DistrictBuilder software was developed by the Public Mapping Project with software engineering and implementation services provided by Azavea 18
- 19. Advisory Board Mike Fortner Illinois state Representative, 95th District Carling Dinkler John Tanner's office, Tennessee 8th Congressional District Mary Wilson Past President, League of Women Voters Derek Cressman Western Regional Director of State Operations, Common Cause Anthony Fairfax President, Census Channel Kimball Brace President, Election Data Services Executive Director, Campaign Legal Center and Americans for Redistricting Gerry Hebert Reform Leah Rush Executive Director, Midwest Democracy Network Nancy Bekavac Director, Scientists and Engineers for America Karin Mac Donald Director, Statewide Database, Institute for Government Studies, UC Berkeley Thomas E. Mann Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution Norman J. Senior Fellow, The American Enterprise Institute Ornstein 19 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 20. Map a State -- Change the Nation Identifycommunities Explore the alternatives Understand political consequences Establish transparency Catalyze participation Create alternatives to politics-as-usual 20 Prepared for: New York Redistricting Project
- 21. Launch Your Own Competition www.districtbuilder.org
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- This work. “The Public Mapping Project”, by Micah Altman (http://redistricting.info) is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/us/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, California, 94105, USA.
- This work. “The Public Mapping Project”, by Micah Altman (http://redistricting.info) is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/us/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, California, 94105, USA.