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Kevin Sellnow
I like this map because it keeps Midland County as it should be. It keeps the county whole, instead of splitting it up. Splitting County up and removing the City of Midland would strictly be silencing our voices.
Laura Gray
I liked this map because city of Midland and Midland County are kept together in representation.
Christine Sellnow
I like this map solely because it keeps Midland County together. I am a resident of Midland, and I am very concerned about being separated from the rest of our community. We have much more in common with our rural neighbors to the north and west than with our suburban neighbors to the east and south. Keeping the City of Midland with the rest of Midland County ensures that our voices will be heard.
Melinda Jean Graczyk
I think this iteration of the district map needs serious rethinking. Splitting a small community like Redford into 3 (!) different districts is ridiculous. We should all be represented by one Representative working for our best interests. Tacking little bits of us onto other larger communities all but guarantees our voices will not be heard.
William Schuette
This is a very good district for the Tittabawassee River area community of interest. It will help continue strong advocacy surrounding our flood mitigation concerns. It also keeps the city and county of Midland together which is an important community to keep whole.
Angelo D Guarnieri
Happy to see Allen Park and Melvindale in the same district. Northern Allen Park residents send their kids to Melvindale schools and we should all have one representative to look over our interests.
Lisa
These irregularly shaped districts are ridiculous and smack of serious gerrymandering. Districts 18, 22 and 39 are particularly bad. The districts should be compact and contain communities that have similar needs and concerns. Start over and use logic and reason in creating these maps.
Marie Adams
I know there are many things to consider, but are you serious about splitting Livonia into 5 (!) different districts, which really don’t align to school districts or school boundaries or anything else? And dividing Redford into 3 districts? I think this needs to be reconsidered.
Ian Sandler-Bowen
I am not at all a fan of splitting Ferndale from Southern Royal Oak. These regions are very similar demographically, both have major downtown areas, and are as a whole more "progressive," for lack of a better word, than some of the areas surrounding them.