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NPR Story
1:00 pm
Thu August 18, 2011
Politics Still A Factor For Independent Re-Districting Group
By Bob Beck
Arizona voters approved a constitutional amendment establishing an "independent" commission to decide where the lines get drawn. The intent was to avoid the self-interest of having the Legislature draw its own districts. But the commission is taking political flak — even before it releases any maps.