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So...How About That Transparency Promised in Ward Remapping?
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We’ve been covering Chicago’s ward remap at City Cast Chicago, but here’s a reminder: The remap process takes place every decade after the census, and it’s meant to reflect changing demographics of the city. Each time, transparency and public input are promised. Then alderpersons gather behind closed doors and negotiate with each other about which boundaries would serve each of them and allow them to be reelected. Dec. 1 — Wednesday — was the deadline for approving a new map. But in the days leading up to it, City Council meetings were canceled, the mayor left town, and the public still hadn’t seen an official map. Without a map approved by at least 41 alderpersons, there’s now a chance voters could have final say on Chicago’s ward boundaries. But politics reporter A.D. Quig explains it’s just a chance and there’s still a lot more negotiating and dealing to come.
Guest: A.D. Quig — Politics reporter, Crain’s Chicago Business
Listen to our past coverage of the census and ward remap:
The push for an Asian American–majority ward
An alternative, independent mapping process
How shifting demographics shift political power
Follow us on Twitter: @CityCastChicago
Sign up for our newsletter: chicago.citycast.fm
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Manage episode 308522342 series 2893344
We’ve been covering Chicago’s ward remap at City Cast Chicago, but here’s a reminder: The remap process takes place every decade after the census, and it’s meant to reflect changing demographics of the city. Each time, transparency and public input are promised. Then alderpersons gather behind closed doors and negotiate with each other about which boundaries would serve each of them and allow them to be reelected. Dec. 1 — Wednesday — was the deadline for approving a new map. But in the days leading up to it, City Council meetings were canceled, the mayor left town, and the public still hadn’t seen an official map. Without a map approved by at least 41 alderpersons, there’s now a chance voters could have final say on Chicago’s ward boundaries. But politics reporter A.D. Quig explains it’s just a chance and there’s still a lot more negotiating and dealing to come.
Guest: A.D. Quig — Politics reporter, Crain’s Chicago Business
Listen to our past coverage of the census and ward remap:
The push for an Asian American–majority ward
An alternative, independent mapping process
How shifting demographics shift political power
Follow us on Twitter: @CityCastChicago
Sign up for our newsletter: chicago.citycast.fm
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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