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“Redistricting – What Does The Change Mean To Us?”

Senator Mark Scheffel
Presented by: The Highlands Ranch Chamber Government Affairs Committee

"Redistricting And What Does The Change Mean To Us?"

Thursday, January 26

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM

At the Highlands Ranch Library "Shea Room A"

~ Special guest Senator Mark Scheffel will be joining us ~

Bagels and coffee will be provided!

(Please note the new location of the Highlands Ranch Library
and new time of 8am)

"Redistricting And What Does The Change Mean To Us?"

We are pleased to have an expert join us
on the "Redistricting" topic - Senator Mark Scheffel. Every ten
years, the boundaries of legislative districts are redrawn based upon changes
in population. This process is usually referred to as "redistricting"
or "reapportionment." It affects election districts for the state
Senate and the state House of Representatives, as well as election districts
for the federal House of Representatives in the United States Congress.

On December 5, 2011, the Colorado Supreme Court affirmed the
judgment of the Denver District Court. What does this mean and how will it affect you?

Learn more