Redistricting 2021 - 2022
First Public Hearing
AGENDA 01 Project timelines
02 Key deadlines
03 Next steps and hearings
Corona
2021/22 Redistricting Process
2 4
Corona Council Terms
Council Members hold 4-year terms*
• Measure N, adopted by voters in 2016, created a by-district election system
• Five districts drawn from 2010 Census data
• First district election held in 2018
3 City of Corona
• Districts 1, 4 and 5 will elect in 2022
• Districts 2 and 3 will elect in 2024
4 Redistricting Process
5 STEPS DESCRIPTION
1. Public Hearing No. 1 Present an overview of the redistricting process, hearing from community on communities of interest
2. Release draft maps Draft maps posted to project website
3. Public hearing No. 2
Review Draft maps
Take public input
Consider Communities of Interest
4. Initial deadline for draft maps Deadline for the public to submit draft maps for inclusion in the next hearing packet and presentation
5. Public Hearing No. 3 Public Hearing to discuss and revise, if desired, the draft map(s)
5. Public Hearing No. 4 - Map
adoption
• Map adopted via ordinance or resolution
• Final map must be posted at least 7 days prior to adoption 5 • Equal Population
• Federal Voting Rights Act
• No Racial Gerrymandering
• Minimize voters shifted
to different election years
• Respect voters’ choices
/ continuity in office
• Future population growth
• Preserving the core
of existing districts
Federal Law
California Criteria for Cities
Other traditional principles
Redistricting Rules & Goals
6 Existing Districts
Housing Stats
7 Existing District Boundaries with 2020 Census Data
District Total Pop Raw
Deviation
%
Deviation Latino CVAP
Total
CVAP NL
White
CVAP
NL
Black
CVAP
Hispanic
CVAP
Not
Hispanic
CVAP
NL
AIAN
CVAP
NL
ASIAN
CVAP
NL
Hawai
ian
CVAP
NL
Other
1 30,314 -1,222 -3.87% 12,450 21,028 8,284 1,865 7,098 13,911 83 3,114 127 73 2 32,952 1,416 4.49% 19,230 20,560 7,339 1,298 9,868 10,689 66 1,324 72 79 3 30,301 -1,235 -3.92% 21,632 18,184 6,508 476 10,424 7,780 55 691 10 26 4 30,957 -579 -1.84% 10,824 24,231 11,336 1,136 7,586 16,658 58 3,400 232 145 5 33,155 1,619 5.13% 9,263 25,283 12,629 1,755 6,081 19,170 31 4,115 91 142 Total Population: 157,679 • Ideal Population: 31,536 Total Deviation: 9.05% 8 Findings
• Total Deviation is below the “acceptable” range at 9.05% • Current district boundaries may be adjusted for population balance
• Creating a majority/minority district is possible. District 3 is already a majority/minority Hispanic voting district
9 Preeminent Considerations
• Equal population (one person/one vote)
• Racial minority voice
• Geographically contiguous districts
• Measured objectively
10 Important Considerations
"Communities of Interest”
• Physical boundaries
• Natural or artificial barriers
• Roadways, rivers, railways
• Parks, schools, and other landmarks
• Geographic integrity, compactness
11 Important Considerations
"Communities of Interest”
• Political boundaries
• School attendance areas
• Special district service areas
• Federal, state, and county divisions
12 Important Considerations
"Communities of Interest”
• Not:
• Incumbents’ residences
• Political affiliations
13 Public Hearing & Discussion
• What is your neighborhood and what are its
boundaries?
• What other notable areas are in the city,
and what are their boundaries?
• Inform the public on how they can
participate
14 Public Hearing & Discussion
Any questions about what’s next?
Following tonight’s hearing, BB&K will begin
drawing draft maps for presentation at 2nd
Public Hearing.
15 Sources of Information
• Demographic data
• Staff expertise
• Public input
• The City may wish to conduct a workshop to
further engage the public
• Council input 16
ReMapCorona.org
• Dedicated Repository for all redistricting information • Must be maintained online for 10 years
• Updated regularly as the process unfolds
17 ReMapCorona.org
18 Timeline & Next Steps
• Provide input on the redistricting process and
communities of interest
• Launch Mapping Tool online
• Evaluate any publicly submitted maps
• Return at Public Hearing #2 with first review of
proposed maps
19 January 5, 2022 Public Hearing No. 1, Overview of redistricting process February 2, 2022 Public Hearing No. 2 – first review of draft maps February 5 2022
Deadline for the public to submit draft maps for evaluation at Public Hearing No. 3.
February 16, 2022
Public Hearing No. 3 to review publicly submitted maps and consider input from workshops
March 2, 2022
Public Hearing No. 4 to discuss and select the top (3) maps for further consideration
April 17, 2022 Deadline to adopt and submit map to Registrar of Voters Timeline & Next Steps
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