Thread: LULAC offers its own redistricting map Texas

I can not believe this! Is this crossing a political line or what!!!!!

http://www.news8austin.com/content/y...78&ArID=166878

LULAC offers its own redistricting map

7/19/2006 10:15 AM
By: News 8 Austin Staff

The League of United Latin American Citizens, (LULAC) has a way to make sure minority votes count in the redistricting battle in Texas.

LULAC has its own redistricting plan. A three-judge panel will decide whether state lawmakers will draw the map.

On Tuesday, LULAC national president Rosa Rosales said they're pushing its first proposal, known as Plan A. It redraws seven districts, two more than the state's plan. Rosales said that prevents the minority vote from being diluted.

"It's not necessarily that we would say that we would wanted the minorities voted it. It's that the minorities would have a chance to choose who they want," she said.

In LULAC's Plan B, political lines in Hays County would not be redrawn.

View the current and proposed redistricting maps for the State House, State Senate, U.S. Congress and the State Board of Education.
http://gis1.tlc.state.tx.us/

Nothing like three judges desciding your fate.

Hi Dixie,

This shows how they intend to get power.

Miami-Dade and Broward counties in So. Fl., were redistricted like this.

I just wonder if Mr Fox wanted them to do this? Since LULAC is doing the Job for Vicente.

I doubt that this will happen before the next election. Things tend to move slow around here.

Dixie

The League of United Latin American Citizens, (LULAC) has a way to make sure minority votes count in the redistricting battle in Texas.

What in the world does that mean? Guess I was wrong when I thought we were all Americans. What a great way to set up sanctuary areas and cities for illegals.