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Gregory Clark
I am not in favor of this redraw. It goes far beyond what one would consider reasonable in the number of districts it changes beyond what the Commission was ordered to consider. Splitting the Grosse Pointes and the lakefront communities is hardly putting "Communities Of Interest" high on the list of priorities and the Pointes share much infrastructure today (which will likely increase in the future). Reject this map.
Brian Curson
This map is not just redrawing the districts listed by the court; it is a brand new map. I live in 16 and every other map keeps 16 more or less intact. This map shrinks 16 and kicks many residents into new districts. This map is an overreach and should be rejected.
Joe Hunt
This is an acceptable map. My Warren district 14 appears to actually represent most of the people of Warren in the narrow sense of following school district alignment; where District 11 crosses into Detroit as south of 696 geopolitical division and the northeast quadrant district serves as less is more. Very acceptable map to consider . A thumbs up for this one.
Sydney LaDuke
I like that this proposed map keeps the neighborhood of East English Village (Cadieux --> E. Outer Drive/Whittier and Mack --> Harper) intact. I really like that this proposal keeps the 3 Detroit neighborhoods of East English Village, Cornerstone Village, and Morningside intact. This may be my favorite map because it combines my neighborhood with the Grosse Pointes. I do my grocery shopping, eat out at restaurants, go to the post office, and work out in the Grosse Pointes and very much consider them as part of my community.
Richard Michalski
This Plan appears to increase the scope of the redistricting far beyond what the Court mandated.
Chris Roosen
Commissioner Szetela seems to be the only one who continues to offer honest, non partisan maps. I appreciate her efforts. The only disadvantage to this map is that it splits the Grosse Pointes. Otherwise, kudos to her for her work.
George Higgins
What this map does is far beyond the scope of the mandate given by the court. It changes districts beyond what could be deemed reasonably necessary by any reasonable person. This is not a map drawn to remedy the issues found by the court. This is an altogether different district map. The commission should not select this map. It splits Warren many times over but in ways that do not meaningfully advance the represenatation of any COI. District 13 in this example is a poor substitute for district 11 in other maps as it advances too far north to create a good opportunity district.
lori A Boyce
Court mandate was to redraw the boundaries of additional districts is limited to the Court’s Order to redraw additional districts “as reasonably necessary” to provide the remedy of redrawing districts D1, D7, D8, D10, D11, D12 and D14.
This map goes so far beyond the direction of the court and would be extremely disruptive (and unnecessarily so) to a large number of districts. I strongly oppose this map for this and other reasons.
Lori M. Stone
Warren is the third largest city in Michigan, Szetela creates districts that provide adequately representation of the community.
Kristine McLonis
As chair of the Ferndale Area Democrats which serves both Ferndale and Pleasant Ridge, I am not in favor of having Pleasant Ridge in a different district from Ferndale. Although in terms of economic demographics, it may make more sense for Pleasant Ridge to be in the same district as Huntington Woods and Royal Oak. (And I do realize that the point of redistricting isn’t to maintain the structure of political party clubs.)
Oak Park and Huntington Woods are separated into the 5th and 6th Districts respectively. Both cities have a strong Jewish population -- they should be considered a community of interest and kept in the same district.
Vivian M Sawicki
The City of Harper Woods is in an interesting position because we are one of only six small communities in the far east side of Wayne County. For this reason, we have a long history of cooperation between the cities of the Grosse Pointes. We have particular COI with Grosse Pointe Woods and Shores and with St. Clair Shores and have a broad range of interests with those communities. There is really no cooperative efforts with Eastpointe. The Regent Park portion of Detroit has had some interaction with our community and has developed some relationship in our efforts toward safety issues. This map is not ideal for our representative efforts