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Redistricting: A Guide for the GIS Community
Urban Affairs Books
  • Mark J Salling, PhD, GISP, Cleveland State University
  • Blake Esselstyn, GISP
Description

It is hoped that this guide encourages the GIS practitioner to participate in the process when possible, and it offers guidance in identifying how to do that. This guide will also be helpful to those involved in redistricting as employees of state legislatures, local governments, redistricting commissions, political parties, consulting firms, or nonprofit voting rights organizations. But other GIS experts can also contribute their skills and time either as volunteers for groups seeking to monitor and evaluate the work of the organizations charged with producing final redistricting plans for state or local communities or as independent citizens with ideas about what fair election districts should look like.

Learn more about this book:
https://www.urisa.org/redistricting-guide

ISBN
978-0-916848-16-3
Publication Date
7-1-2021
Publisher
URISA
Keywords
  • Redistricting,
  • Census,
  • Mapping,
  • Population,
  • Geographic Information Systems,
  • GIS
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Citation Information
Salling, Mark J. PhD, GISP, "Redistricting: A Guide for the GIS Community" (2021). Urban Affairs Books. 28. This book includes supplement by Esselstyn, Blake GISP. https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/urban_bks/28