The City Charter mandates that a committee be formed every 10 years to redraw the map delineating Danbury's council wards, setting each ward's geographic boundaries.

But the future Ward 5 reaches farther into downtown, covering ground south of Superior and Euclid Avenues. Redistricting has shifted the ward’s demographics. Ward 5 was 75% Black and just less than 20 ...

Cleveland is reducing wards from 17 to 15 for its 2025 elections. ... new ward maps with voting locations have been posted on the Board of Elections website. ... South Brooklyn, ...

RELATED: CLE City Council approves new ward boundaries despite community's concerns In several communities facing existing voter turnout challenges, 30-45% of voters must report to new polling ...

Voters in McCandless will follow 2012 ward maps for elections this year instead of the new voting districts that were updated in 2023, which have to be reviewed again by the state. This also is a ...

Opinion; Shame on Blaine Griffin for not allowing Council to debate ward maps before their 14-2 adoption: editorial. Published: ; Jan. 08, 2025, 5:57 a.m.

As Cleveland City Council Passes New Ward Maps, Only a Few People Are Happy The redistricting process came to a speedy and begrudging end Monday after Council approved the new maps 14-2 ...

The reapportionment doesn’t and won’t please everyone. The current Ward 12 councilmember, Rebecca Maurer, earlier challenged Griffin over the carve-up of her ward during a testy council exchange.

Since the last maps were redrawn a decade ago, Cleveland has lost tens of thousands of people. As consultant Bob Dykes explained at the press conference, ward boundaries had to sort of shift ...

The proposed Cleveland City Council ward map cuts the size of council from 17 members to 15 to keep up with falling ... The Old Brooklyn portion of the current Ward 12 would be joined to much of the ...

Cleveland City Council releases proposal for new 15-ward map, vote among legislators expected after holidays. ... Brooklyn Centre, Tremont, Industrial Valley, and Slavic Village neighborhoods.

There was a decline of 24,000 residents from 2010, according to the 2020 U.S. Census. With Cleveland’s population falling to 372,624, council was forced to reduce two wards, from 17 to 15. Additional ...