Challenge:
• There are 4,009 D2 residents
east of I-5 (18% of the
district).
• If District 2 is completely west
of I-5, D2 is short on
population and D1 is too high.
Options:
1. Pull D2 completely west of I-5
and rotate the other districts to
balance the populations.
2. Reduce, but do not completely
remove, the portion of D2 east
of I-5.
More detail can be seen
on the interactive review map
Group 1:
• Pull D2 completely west of I-5 and rotate the other districts to balance the populations.
More detail can be seen
on the interactive review map
D2 shifts south to Chandler. D4 and
D5 rotate east, D3 rotates north.
D2 shifts south, D4 rotates east, and D5
picks up north of Magnolia east of I5.
Group 2:
• Reduce, but do not completely remove, the portion of D2 east of I-5.
More detail can be seen
on the interactive review map
Simply minimizes the
existing D2 area east of I5.
Minimizes and shifts downtown
the D2 area east of I5.
More detail can be seen
on the interactive review map
All 5 Options:
Proposed Election Sequence:
2024: Districts 3 (Anthony) and 4 (Perez, Schultz &
Takahashi)
2026: Districts 1 (vacant), 2 (vacant) and 5 (Mullins)
Alternative Election Sequence:
2024: Districts 3 (Anthony) and 2 (vacant)
2026: Districts 4 (Perez, Schultz & Takahashi), 5
(Mullins) and 1 (vacant)