California’s state auditor will hold a series of public meetings starting Jan. 26 to get comments on regulations needed to implement Proposition 11, the redistricting reform measure approved by voters in November.
The proposition takes away legislators’ power to draw their own districts and turns that duty over to a 14-member citizens commission. The auditor plays a key role in forming the commission.
The first meeting will be held in Sacramento and will be followed by sessions in San Diego on Feb. 9, Fresno on Feb. 20, Los Angeles on Feb. 23 and San Francisco on Feb 27.
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