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07/09/2009

Fair Boundaries Coalition Takes on Redistricting Reform

By Bryan Schott

Who should control the once-a-decade process of redistricting? If a group pushing a citizen's initiative is successful, that power will be taken away from the Utah Legislature and given to an 11-member independent commission.

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