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October 6, 2011

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House: HB3001, Final Utah State House Boundaries Designation, by Rep. Sumsion

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Deviation from Ideal Population:

Largest District: 0.07% (+24 persons)

Smallest District: -0.06% (-22 persons)

Enrolled H.B. 3001, sponsored by Representative Kenneth Sumsion.

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  • Tfall

    Thank you for keeping Rose Park and Fairpark community together and not dividing up these communities as slices of pie to the neighboring Davis County, West Valley.  We are one community and should remain united in this redistricting process…

  • Cptreft

    this is better than the Senatorial map, so what gives with these guy’s?

  • BigWaveDave

    The KMZ file is no longer available.

  • BigWaveDave

    The KMZ file is no longer available.

  • Spencer Nitz

    I’m showing that it’s up and running. Some files are currently moving between two servers, so some areas of the site may not be operational for a few minutes. But bear with us, it all should be restored shortly. 

    Let me know if you have continued issues. 

    Spencer Nitz
    Redistricting Intern

  • Anonymous

    I am not seeing the map anymore.

  • Spencer Nitz

    It should be back now. Thanks for letting us know. 

  • D Jo

    The map shows the boundary going through my house.  So if my wife makes me sleep on the couch, am I in the other district?

  • CPSmurf

    Yes. Just make sure you make up by election day…

  • Rob

    I woneder if the districts might have been divided differently if the lines had been drawn by voters rather than elected officials.  We all have biases and different perspectives, but I have to think that if the right group of citizens were brought together without legislative constaint the lines would probably be different maybe even ”better”.. 
      The concept is that we are plenty smart enough to elect these good legislators and we can be trusted to organize districts according to the will of the people, too!  Would love to know if others feel similarly.
    Shalom
    Rob Perry