Since then, nine more (supporting independent redistricting) have shown up. In no particular order, for your reading enjoyment, and perhaps also for your hopeful encouragement, here are the nine new ones.
- Brief on behalf of the states of WA, CA, CO, CT, HI, ID, MA, MS, NM, NY, OR, PA and VA (45pages)
- Brief on behalf of Members of Congress (includes both Republicans and Democrats, 41 pages)
- Brief on behalf of Scholars and Historians of Congressional Redistricting (39 pages)
- Brief on behalf of former California governors; CA Chamber of Commerce and two others (41 pages)
- Brief on behalf of LWV, Common Cause, ACLU, et.al. (40 pages)
- Brief on behalf of the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law School (36 pages)
- Brief on behalf of the United States (41 pages)
- Brief of Nathaniel Persily, Bruce E. Cain, and Bernard Grofman (30 pages)
- Brief for LWV of AZ, AZ Advocacy Network, Intertribal Council of AZ; Dennis M. Burke and Bart Turner (two of the drafters of Prop 106) (81 pages)
A total of roughly 400 pages. Obviously, I can't read them all tonight. But I will try to do some comparison and analysis over the next few days.
In the meantime, a few more candidates for Arizona Democratic Party executive board have declared their intent and sent out email messages, made phone calls (I got one from Phil Lopes), and Chris Campas sent out several postcards (to each person on his list). I received three of them. The election will be this afternoon. The AZGOP reorg takes place this morning at a church in Tempe.
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