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              ARIZONA REDISTRICTING
XNFORMATION
Published by the
Joint Select Committee
on Redistricting
Senate President Speaker of the House
PETER RlOS JANE DEE HULL
Co- Chair Co- Chair
JULY, 1991
TABLEOFCONTENTS
I. General Information
Joint Select Committee on Reapportionment and Redistricting
Statement of Purpose
Guidelines
Public Hearing Schedule
A Brief History of Redistricting in Arizona
Current Legislative Districts - State Map
Current Legislative Districts - Phoenix Area
Current Legislative Districts - Tucson Area
Current Arizona Congressional Districts - State Map
Current Arizona Congressional Districts - Phoenix Detail
Current Arizona Congressional Districts - Tucson Detail
111. Voter Registration Data and Population Distribution Tablea
Population Distribution by Congressional District
Population Distribution by Legislative District
Population Distribution by Governmental Units
Voter Registration by County
Voter Registration by Legislative District
Voter Registration by Congressional District
President Peter Rios
Co- chairman
District 7 ( D)
JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON
RWPORTIONlldENT AND REDISTRICTING
Senator Gus Arzberger
District 8 ( D)
Senator David Bartlett
District 13 ( D)
Senator Chuck Blanchard
District 25 ( D)
Senator Jan Brewer
District 19 ( R)
Senator Ann Day
District 12 ( R)
Senator Jaime Gutierrez
District 11 ( D)
Senator James Henderson
District 3 ( D)
Senator Tom Patterson
District 26 ( R)
Senator Lester Pearce
District 29 ( R)
Senator James Sossaman
District 30 ( R)
Senator Alan Stephens
District 6 ( D)
Speaker Jane Dee Hull
Co- chairman
District 18 ( R)
Representative Jack Brown
District 4 ( D)
Representative Dave Carson
District 1 ( R)
Representative Peter Goudinoff
District 11 ( D)
Representative Arthur Hamilton
District 22 ( D)
Representative Jack Jewett
District 12 ( R)
Representative Mark Killian
District 30 ( R)
Representative Debbie McCune- Davis
District 20 ( D)
Representative Richard Pacheco
District 7 ( D)
Representative David Schweikert
District 28 ( R)
Representative Nancy Wessel
District 19 ( R)
Representative John Wettaw
District 2 ( R)
STATEMENTOFPURPOSE
In accordance with United States Supreme Court interpretations of the United
States Constitution, the Arizona Legislature is required to redistrict the state
following each decennial census. The purpose of this process is to adjust
congressional and legislative district boundaries to produce districts that provide
equal representation to all.
GUIDELINES
The following guidelines have been established through historical, legal and
judicial precedent for creating a redistricting plan:
1. The Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
to the United States Constitution requires that legislative
districts be drawn to achieve " substantial equality of
population among various districts". The ideal legislative
district population is 122,174.
2. Each congressional district must be " as nearly equal in
population as practicablet1 in accordance with the
Apportionment Clause of Article I, Section 2 of the United
States Constitution. Any deviation from the ideal
population of 610,871 must be justified by its necessity to
meet a rational state policy.
3. Redistricting plans should not have either the purpose or
the effect of diluting racial minority voting strength and
shall comply with the Voting Rights Act of 1965, as
amended and the 14th and 15th Amendments to the
Constitution of the United States.
4. All legislative and congressional districts should be
reasonably compact.
5. All legislative and congressional districts should be
composed of contiguous geography.
6. Redistricting plans for Arizona are subject to the
preclearance process established in Section 5 of the Voting
Rights Act.
REDISTRICTING MEETING SITE SCHEDULE
July 12, 1991
The Arizona Legislature will seek comments from the public
through a series of hearings to be held throughout ther state
during July and August. The hearing sites have been chosen to
ensure that all of those interested in participating in the
process will have the opportunity to do so.
All meetinqs scheduled for 7: 00 p. m. unless exception noted.
Mtg. No. Dist
1. 3 Page
Date Meetinq Site
Jul 8 City Hall Council
Chambers, 697
Vista Ave.
2. 4 Show Low Jul 9 Show Low Primary
Gym, 1350 N. Cen-tral
Peoria Jul 10 Peoria HS Library,
11200 N. 83rd Ave.
Prescott Jul 11 Yavapai College
Bldg 3, Rrn 132
1100 E. Sheldon
Jul 15 Co. Admin Bldg
198 S. Main St.
Scottsdale Jul 16 Mustang Library
Auditorium
10101 N. 90th St.
Tucson Jul 17 Udall Rec. Center
7200 E. Tanque
Verde
Nogales Jul 18 County Complex
Room 120
2100 N. Congress
Phoenix Jul 22 Rm 100A, Student
So Mtn C C Union Bldg
7050 S. 24th St.
Page 2 - Meeting Sites
10. 6 Casa Grande Jul 23
11. 4 Globe Jul 24
12. 2 Kingman Jul 29
13. 8 Saf ford Jul 31
14. 15 Phoenix Aug 1
15. 3 Navajo Reser- Aug 2
vation ( Mtg
time is 2 pm)
16. 3 Kayenta Aug 3
( Mtg time is
2 pm)
17. 2 Flagstaff Aug 6
18. 10 Tucson Aug 7
19. 8 Bisbee
20. 30 Mesa
Aug 8
Aug 9
Council Chamber
City Hall Bldg.
300 E. 4th St.
Supvrs Hearing Rm
Court House
1400 E. Ash
Dist No. 4
Elem. School
3033 McDonald Ave.
Court House
800 W. Main
Trevor Browne HS
Cafeteria
7402 W. Catalina
Ft. Defiance
Chapter House
( 7 mi. north of
Window Rock)
Kayenta Chapter
House ( Map will be
available)
Supvrs Meeting Rm
219 E. Cherry
Convention Ctr
Graharn/ Greenlee
Rooms
260 S. Church Av
Bisbee Convention
Center, 2 Copper
Queen Plaza
Mesa Com. Coll.
145 N. Centennial
Way, 4th Floor
Rev 8/ 1/ 91
A BRIEF HISTORY OF REDISTRICTING IN ARIZONA
The redistricting process in Arizona since 1964 has been sigmficantly affected
by a number of federal court decisions and by federal legislation. Congressional and
legislative district boundaries must conform to the " one- person one- vote" principle
established by the United States Constitution. In addition, the districts must
conform to the Federal Voting Rights Act, which protects the voting rights of
minorities. Redistricting is the responsibility of the state legislature, although the
validity of the plans developed by the legislature have been challenged in federal
court, and those challenges have significantly affected redistricting in Arizona.
In 1964 a lawsuit was filed in federal district court seeking a declaration that
Arizona's legislative and congressional district boundaries were unconstitutional.
Klahr v. Goddard was stayed by the federal court to allow the legislature sufficient
time to address the issue. By 1966 the legislature had not devised a constitutional
redistricting plan so the federal court approved a legislative and congressional plan
to be used for the approaching elections and until the legislature approved a plan.
In 1967, the legislature approved a redistricting plan, which was approved by
the voters through the referendum process. This plan was challenged in federal
court and, in Klahr v. Williams ( 1969), the court ruled the congressional and
legislative plans unconstitutional for failing to satisfy the " one- person one- vote"
mandate.
In 1970, the legislature again enacted legislative and congressional
redistricting plans which were reviewed by the federal district court. The court
ruled that the plans failed to satisfy federal constitutional requirements. The court
also reviewed the redistricting plan the court had approved in 1966 and concluded
that in Light of recent federal case law regarding the one- person one- vote
requirement the court- approved plan was no longer constitutional. Although the
legislature's plan did not meet constitutional standards, the court allowed the state
to use it for the 1970 elections because it conformed more nearly to constitutional
standards than the earlier court- approved plan. The United States Supreme Court
subsequently affirmed the district court's decision in this case.
Following the 1970 census, the legislature in October 1971 enacted a
reapportionment plan for four congressional districts and thirty legislative districts.
The district court reviewed the plans and required that the Navajo Reservation be
placed in one legislative district. Because of impending elections, the court
approved a modified plan to be used until the legislature adopted a plan. The
legislature subsequently adopted a modified plan.
Following the 1980 census the legislature enacted its plans for congressional
and legislative districts. Under Section 5 of the Federal Voting Rights Act Arizona
is required to submit any changes that affect voting to the United States Department
of Justice or the Federal District Court of the District of Columbia for preclearance
or court approval. The 1980 plans were submitted to the Department of Justice for
preclearance. The plans were also challenged in the federal district court of Arizona
in the case of Goddard v. Babbitt. The legislative plan failed to obtain preclearance
under the Voting Rights Act and the district court subsequently found there was
therefore no valid legislative redistricting plan in existence. The district court
found the congressional redistricting plan unconstitutional because it failed to
achieve the required numerical equality among districts. Before the trial in this case
was completed the parties involved stipulated to modified plans which were then
approved by the district court. These modified plans for congressional and
legislative districts have been used for elections since 1982.
In accordance with Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, Arizona still may not
implement changes affecting voting rights without prior approval of the District
Court for the District of Colombia or from the United States Attorney General. Any
requests for changes affecting voting rights are to be granted only if the change
contemplated has neither the purpose nor the effect of denying the right to vote on
account of race, color or language minority status. In submitting a plan for prior
approval of the Justice Department, the burden of proof is on the party submitting
the plan. Key factors in this regard are whether the plan dilutes the minority
representation or diminishes access to the political process.
LEGISLATIVE AND CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT MAPS
Arizona Legislative Districts - 1990 Elections
I i
Arizona Congressional Districts
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
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SPECIAL NOTE
These totals wrll drffer from the totals to be released from the Census Bureaudue todlfferences between the 1982 conyresslondl bourlcl,~ 1~ t. s rtAco rdt. cl
by the Census Bureau and the boundaries used by county electlonsdepartments lor ntne elect~ onp recincts Apache Round Vdlley and Spr cciqer v~ llt.
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IDEAL DISTRICT POPULATION BASED ON 6 DISTRICTS IS 610 871 I o , I It* ub + - 1 Ah,, I I t ) l ' t ' t I
POPULATION DISTRIBUTIONS FOR ALL CONGRESSIONAL DlSTRlCTS
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628191
778306
746174
682768
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394180
657694
603291
593449
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29084
35867
16225
8613
20736
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38508
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9609 ,
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I Population Distributions ( Extracted from PL94- 171)
.
Governmental Unlt
STATE
Stat* d MZOM
COUNTIES
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Chandler aty
Chino Valley town
TOTAL
POP
3665228
61591
97624
98691
40216
ZeSM
8008
13844
2122101
93497
77658
666880
116379
29676
107714
106895
18100
16168
3824
6288
5038
21951
6243
1666
19082
2925
90533
4837
TOTAL
WHITE
- 188
12156
78724
61836
30776
3ncmn
6835
10335
1 m 2 0
66834
34305
524976
87219
22159
103106
80702
17447
9528
3704
5967
3791
20915
5702
1646
14524
2871
771 14
4695
TOTAL
BLACK
110524
100
5078
1419
99
502
28
118
74257
303
703
20795
3648
97
321
XE6
69
747
12
30
204
115
13
1
984
5
2321
11
TOTAL
AM IN0
203527
47803
790
28233
5238
3951
1 83
2402
38017
2145
40417
20330
10785
64
1740
1429
150
217
35
59
11 1
176
433
1
628
15
1105
60
TOTAL
ASIAN
55206
94
2247
861
110
106
16
102
36294
589
264
1 1964
502
164
490
1393
64
203
14
24
44
158
9
15
154
10
2153
12
18 6 OVER
AM IND
118029
27150
570
15626
3094
2117
92
1385
23304
1302
22609
12333
6381-
47
1113
906
95
1 20
-- 20
37
69
128
240
1
337
- _ 11
_- 6- 32
35
18 Q OVER
ASIAN
-.
39725
.
60
1568,
649
101
79
9
70
25885
403
1%
8926
356
109
353
992
-
44
135
1 4
17
2 7
124
6
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102
8 . -- - -.
- 1449
12
TOTAL
OTHER
332785
1138
9785
4242
3963
1392
946
887
174113
1646
2069
88815
14225
7192
2057
20315
370
5474
59
208
888
587
86
3
2792
. - 24
7840
59
18 6 OVER
TOTAL
2664109
35927
70057
66682
29489
17752
5269
10175
1566310
72372
47826
500682
82281
19471
84530
75286
14178
10345
2895
4763
3294
17929
4721
1534
12836
2263
61737
3524
18 8 OVER
WHITE
2252179
7967
58391
46497
23714
14127
4613
8121,
1365369
69342
23128
410765
64497
14867
81549
59226
13771
6596
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4561.
2607
17182
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10134
2230
53704
3434
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BLACK
72575
70
3379
1014
46
403
19
80
47991
238
520
141 10
2369
56
227
2053
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6318
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4307
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209150
- 3188
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VOTER RE(; ISTRATION 8 1 COUNTY - NOVEMEER - ' 990
: miled a n d I s s u e d by
. in SHUWAY
Secretary of S t a t e
CX1MTY PCTS DATE REP LBT NAP OTHER TOTAL
APACHE C4 MOV M
45 MOV M
44 NOV 90
COCH I SE 51 M W 8 6
53 MOV I
56 MW 90
COCON I NO
GILA
GRAHAM
MAR I COPA 1 ,' m
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P l MAL
SAMTA CRUZ
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42 YIV dl)
42 YGI 90
Y AVAPA I
Y unr
TOTALS
PERCENTAGES
VOTER REGISTRATION BY LEGiSLATIVE DISTRICT - NOVEMBER - 1990
c n g. i L ed ud Issued by IM SHUnUY
Secretary of S t a t e
9 I S T / C l l Y T Y PCTS DEM REP
LEG. DIST. 1
~ O ~ A V E 34 13,315 17,527
Y AVAPA I 76 19,357 30,303
TOTAL 110 32,672 47,830
YAP OTHER TOTAL
LEG. DIST. 2
COCON I NO
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TOTAL
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APACHE
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APACHE
GILA
GRAnAW
GREENLEE
NAVAJO
P I NAL
TOTAL
LEG. DIST. 5
LA PA2 9 3.682 2,718
YUU 31 19,379 15, OH
T OTAL 40 23,061 17,776
LEG. DIST. 6
MAR I COPA 30 16,848 17,1%
PIW 2 1,359 352
P I NAL 12 9,591
TOTAL 44
5, tQJ
27,590 22. m
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PIG
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27 a m 9,818
U Y T A UUZ 3 1 ,- 2n
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LEG. D l S t . 8
can I ~ t 10 17,4Q) 9,-
CRAW 14 7,817 3, S9
GREENLEE 4 1, m 2 a
TOTAL 58 27,000 13,661
L- E - G -. - Q- - l W- .. - 9-
can I P 16 5,- 7,422
P I W 10
SAYTA mu2 14
TOTAL m , 30,281
L. E- G I- S U- T- i V- E . D t- S T- R- I C- l S- AL- L * IN- P- ll- Y- OQ- ll- tT- *-------.-.-.....-.
LEG. DIST. 10 :: 24,342
LEG. DIST. 11
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LEG. DIST. 13 68 50.~ 1 =, 4m
LEG. DIST. 14 51 25,011 28, lS
DISTRICT PCTS OEM REP ~ a r MAP OTHER TOTAL
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS ALL In MARICOPA COUWTY
LEG. DIST. IS 68
LEG. DIST. 16 60
L. E- G-. . DIST. 1 7 I- y -
LEG. DIST. 18 64
LEG. DIST. 19 82
LEG. DIST. 20
LEG. DIST. 21
LEG. DIST. 22
LEG. DIST. 23
LEG. DIST. 24
LEG. DIST. 25
LEG. DlST. 26
LEG. DIST. 27
LEG. DIST. 28
LEG. DIST. 29
LEG. DlST. 30
TOTAL ALL DISTS 1,% 9
VOTER REGISTRATIOI BY CCUCRESSIQUL DISTRICT NOVLYILR - lVW
cat. DIST. 2
MAR 1 W A
P I M
P I WL
U Y T A CRUZ
Y U U
TOTAL
LBT
1,018
314
360
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3
101
785
32s
12
383
%
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9
Q#
OT ~ E R TOTAL
CQI. Dltl. 4
APAQI 38 16,600 &, a7 60 1 1,552 22,500
GILA 37 14,762 7,115 24 0 1,114 2S, Ol5
( TUIWI 2 615 27 0 0 25 667
MARIOPA 327 100,061 164, OW 88 22 38,559 323,413
MVAJO U 19, W 12,146 46 0
P I YU 0
2.094 =. zq:
TOTAL 452 151, Ulb 207,691 1 . as tl 43,144 L05, SW
QYG. DIST. 5
APIC)( L 6 2,- 1 ,455 12 0 340 3, m3
cocnltr 56 tJ, 459 16, Sl p6 0 5,067 45,4lJ
UAW 14 7,817 3,% 9 9 0 526 12, U) l
GREENLEE 9 3. QIS 7& 1 0 115 4.819
STATE TOTAL 1 , ~ 9 m, 351 8n, 0n bra2 164 203, tOl 1,858,% 1
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TITLE	Arizona redistricting information
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Full Text	ARIZONA REDISTRICTING XNFORMATION Published by the Joint Select Committee on Redistricting Senate President Speaker of the House PETER RlOS JANE DEE HULL Co- Chair Co- Chair JULY, 1991 TABLEOFCONTENTS I. General Information Joint Select Committee on Reapportionment and Redistricting Statement of Purpose Guidelines Public Hearing Schedule A Brief History of Redistricting in Arizona Current Legislative Districts - State Map Current Legislative Districts - Phoenix Area Current Legislative Districts - Tucson Area Current Arizona Congressional Districts - State Map Current Arizona Congressional Districts - Phoenix Detail Current Arizona Congressional Districts - Tucson Detail 111. Voter Registration Data and Population Distribution Tablea Population Distribution by Congressional District Population Distribution by Legislative District Population Distribution by Governmental Units Voter Registration by County Voter Registration by Legislative District Voter Registration by Congressional District President Peter Rios Co- chairman District 7 ( D) JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON RWPORTIONlldENT AND REDISTRICTING Senator Gus Arzberger District 8 ( D) Senator David Bartlett District 13 ( D) Senator Chuck Blanchard District 25 ( D) Senator Jan Brewer District 19 ( R) Senator Ann Day District 12 ( R) Senator Jaime Gutierrez District 11 ( D) Senator James Henderson District 3 ( D) Senator Tom Patterson District 26 ( R) Senator Lester Pearce District 29 ( R) Senator James Sossaman District 30 ( R) Senator Alan Stephens District 6 ( D) Speaker Jane Dee Hull Co- chairman District 18 ( R) Representative Jack Brown District 4 ( D) Representative Dave Carson District 1 ( R) Representative Peter Goudinoff District 11 ( D) Representative Arthur Hamilton District 22 ( D) Representative Jack Jewett District 12 ( R) Representative Mark Killian District 30 ( R) Representative Debbie McCune- Davis District 20 ( D) Representative Richard Pacheco District 7 ( D) Representative David Schweikert District 28 ( R) Representative Nancy Wessel District 19 ( R) Representative John Wettaw District 2 ( R) STATEMENTOFPURPOSE In accordance with United States Supreme Court interpretations of the United States Constitution, the Arizona Legislature is required to redistrict the state following each decennial census. The purpose of this process is to adjust congressional and legislative district boundaries to produce districts that provide equal representation to all. GUIDELINES The following guidelines have been established through historical, legal and judicial precedent for creating a redistricting plan: 1. The Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution requires that legislative districts be drawn to achieve " substantial equality of population among various districts". The ideal legislative district population is 122,174. 2. Each congressional district must be " as nearly equal in population as practicablet1 in accordance with the Apportionment Clause of Article I, Section 2 of the United States Constitution. Any deviation from the ideal population of 610,871 must be justified by its necessity to meet a rational state policy. 3. Redistricting plans should not have either the purpose or the effect of diluting racial minority voting strength and shall comply with the Voting Rights Act of 1965, as amended and the 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution of the United States. 4. All legislative and congressional districts should be reasonably compact. 5. All legislative and congressional districts should be composed of contiguous geography. 6. Redistricting plans for Arizona are subject to the preclearance process established in Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. REDISTRICTING MEETING SITE SCHEDULE July 12, 1991 The Arizona Legislature will seek comments from the public through a series of hearings to be held throughout ther state during July and August. The hearing sites have been chosen to ensure that all of those interested in participating in the process will have the opportunity to do so. All meetinqs scheduled for 7: 00 p. m. unless exception noted. Mtg. No. Dist 1. 3 Page Date Meetinq Site Jul 8 City Hall Council Chambers, 697 Vista Ave. 2. 4 Show Low Jul 9 Show Low Primary Gym, 1350 N. Cen-tral Peoria Jul 10 Peoria HS Library, 11200 N. 83rd Ave. Prescott Jul 11 Yavapai College Bldg 3, Rrn 132 1100 E. Sheldon Jul 15 Co. Admin Bldg 198 S. Main St. Scottsdale Jul 16 Mustang Library Auditorium 10101 N. 90th St. Tucson Jul 17 Udall Rec. Center 7200 E. Tanque Verde Nogales Jul 18 County Complex Room 120 2100 N. Congress Phoenix Jul 22 Rm 100A, Student So Mtn C C Union Bldg 7050 S. 24th St. Page 2 - Meeting Sites 10. 6 Casa Grande Jul 23 11. 4 Globe Jul 24 12. 2 Kingman Jul 29 13. 8 Saf ford Jul 31 14. 15 Phoenix Aug 1 15. 3 Navajo Reser- Aug 2 vation ( Mtg time is 2 pm) 16. 3 Kayenta Aug 3 ( Mtg time is 2 pm) 17. 2 Flagstaff Aug 6 18. 10 Tucson Aug 7 19. 8 Bisbee 20. 30 Mesa Aug 8 Aug 9 Council Chamber City Hall Bldg. 300 E. 4th St. Supvrs Hearing Rm Court House 1400 E. Ash Dist No. 4 Elem. School 3033 McDonald Ave. Court House 800 W. Main Trevor Browne HS Cafeteria 7402 W. Catalina Ft. Defiance Chapter House ( 7 mi. north of Window Rock) Kayenta Chapter House ( Map will be available) Supvrs Meeting Rm 219 E. Cherry Convention Ctr Graharn/ Greenlee Rooms 260 S. Church Av Bisbee Convention Center, 2 Copper Queen Plaza Mesa Com. Coll. 145 N. Centennial Way, 4th Floor Rev 8/ 1/ 91 A BRIEF HISTORY OF REDISTRICTING IN ARIZONA The redistricting process in Arizona since 1964 has been sigmficantly affected by a number of federal court decisions and by federal legislation. Congressional and legislative district boundaries must conform to the " one- person one- vote" principle established by the United States Constitution. In addition, the districts must conform to the Federal Voting Rights Act, which protects the voting rights of minorities. Redistricting is the responsibility of the state legislature, although the validity of the plans developed by the legislature have been challenged in federal court, and those challenges have significantly affected redistricting in Arizona. In 1964 a lawsuit was filed in federal district court seeking a declaration that Arizona's legislative and congressional district boundaries were unconstitutional. Klahr v. Goddard was stayed by the federal court to allow the legislature sufficient time to address the issue. By 1966 the legislature had not devised a constitutional redistricting plan so the federal court approved a legislative and congressional plan to be used for the approaching elections and until the legislature approved a plan. In 1967, the legislature approved a redistricting plan, which was approved by the voters through the referendum process. This plan was challenged in federal court and, in Klahr v. Williams ( 1969), the court ruled the congressional and legislative plans unconstitutional for failing to satisfy the " one- person one- vote" mandate. In 1970, the legislature again enacted legislative and congressional redistricting plans which were reviewed by the federal district court. The court ruled that the plans failed to satisfy federal constitutional requirements. The court also reviewed the redistricting plan the court had approved in 1966 and concluded that in Light of recent federal case law regarding the one- person one- vote requirement the court- approved plan was no longer constitutional. Although the legislature's plan did not meet constitutional standards, the court allowed the state to use it for the 1970 elections because it conformed more nearly to constitutional standards than the earlier court- approved plan. The United States Supreme Court subsequently affirmed the district court's decision in this case. Following the 1970 census, the legislature in October 1971 enacted a reapportionment plan for four congressional districts and thirty legislative districts. The district court reviewed the plans and required that the Navajo Reservation be placed in one legislative district. Because of impending elections, the court approved a modified plan to be used until the legislature adopted a plan. The legislature subsequently adopted a modified plan. Following the 1980 census the legislature enacted its plans for congressional and legislative districts. Under Section 5 of the Federal Voting Rights Act Arizona is required to submit any changes that affect voting to the United States Department of Justice or the Federal District Court of the District of Columbia for preclearance or court approval. The 1980 plans were submitted to the Department of Justice for preclearance. The plans were also challenged in the federal district court of Arizona in the case of Goddard v. Babbitt. The legislative plan failed to obtain preclearance under the Voting Rights Act and the district court subsequently found there was therefore no valid legislative redistricting plan in existence. The district court found the congressional redistricting plan unconstitutional because it failed to achieve the required numerical equality among districts. Before the trial in this case was completed the parties involved stipulated to modified plans which were then approved by the district court. These modified plans for congressional and legislative districts have been used for elections since 1982. In accordance with Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, Arizona still may not implement changes affecting voting rights without prior approval of the District Court for the District of Colombia or from the United States Attorney General. Any requests for changes affecting voting rights are to be granted only if the change contemplated has neither the purpose nor the effect of denying the right to vote on account of race, color or language minority status. In submitting a plan for prior approval of the Justice Department, the burden of proof is on the party submitting the plan. Key factors in this regard are whether the plan dilutes the minority representation or diminishes access to the political process. LEGISLATIVE AND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT MAPS Arizona Legislative Districts - 1990 Elections I i Arizona Congressional Districts M O H A V E C O C O N I N O - County Um c o n m m d M Q k c k - r >. C - h c a a 5 c 0 Z " z o z - Rod V) 8 vr 0 , ? , t UJ LL - a z - Oi FE m g 1 z - r ( 2 2 z 3 I3 5 c 3 0 2 ,2 $ ~ u s hnw y o L - 5 -- r a * mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. mmmmmmmmmmmm n U C- - 0 z n C 0 U 5 s 3 ' Y k & G SUMMARY OF POPULATION DISTRIBUTIONS AND VOTER REGISTRATION DATA C CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS Population Distributions ( Extracted from PL94- 17 1 ) 2 SPECIAL NOTE These totals wrll drffer from the totals to be released from the Census Bureaudue todlfferences between the 1982 conyresslondl bourlcl,~ 1~ t. s rtAco rdt. cl by the Census Bureau and the boundaries used by county electlonsdepartments lor ntne elect~ onp recincts Apache Round Vdlley and Spr cciqer v~ llt. Marlco~- s C entral High. M~ tchellanMd esa 132. Ptma Prectncts 5.233 and 321, Yuma Preclnct 26 These prectncts dre or) the I onyrt2sslol>. rcl l~ stIr( I bounbrres and were respected over confllct~ ngb oundary lnformatlon from the Census Bureau Census Bureau counts st\ ould be d~ llere~ byt 111t.\ c. amounts ckstrrct 1 - 932 lower. drstr~ ct2 - 1883' lower. dlstr~ ct3 5 lower. d~ strlct4 519 hlyher dlstrlct 5 2241 Illylrer N o NOTE IDEAL DISTRICT POPULATION BASED ON 6 DISTRICTS IS 610 871 I o , I It* ub + - 1 Ah,, I I t ) l ' t ' t I POPULATION DISTRIBUTIONS FOR ALL CONGRESSIONAL DlSTRlCTS CD 1 2 3 4 5 ' gL 829789 628191 778306 746174 682768 TOTAL WHITE 714572 394180 657694 603291 593449 TOTAL BLACK 29084 35867 16225 8613 20736 TOTAL AM INO 14239 36678- 38508 546682 46! 63e - 1 -: E[; -- GG 1 +? I 79 1 1::;; 1 1 ;::: 1 1 1 ~ ' l ) ~ ~ 1 ~~~~~ 1 TOTAL ASIAN 16275 9241 _ 9609 , TOTAL OTHER 55619 1522zg 56270 Itl& OVI I{ ,. 14131' - . / 2tiL) l 1114 44 t ~ j l r ) I 18 6 OVER IOIAL 612956 436322 576742 18 6 OVER Wllt 539309 z92774 504279 18 6 OVEH NACK 19097 23475 10263 18 S OVtH ASIAN 1 1 197 6945 6795 18 & OVER AM IN0 8105 21847 21923 18 & OVt H OlttlH 34048 90281 39485 101AI MS3 I18151 283190 10483' 1 OC 6t . 92 -- LC 92 vz 22 - I- Z -- 02 61 81 11 91 51 - 01 Cl ZI II 01 6 B L 9 s v . 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Y. m -- dCihld( y Cunp Vordo ( om Cuolr.. tom C. sa Gr. nd. aty C. tm Crook town Chandler aty Chino Valley town TOTAL POP 3665228 61591 97624 98691 40216 ZeSM 8008 13844 2122101 93497 77658 666880 116379 29676 107714 106895 18100 16168 3824 6288 5038 21951 6243 1666 19082 2925 90533 4837 TOTAL WHITE - 188 12156 78724 61836 30776 3ncmn 6835 10335 1 m 2 0 66834 34305 524976 87219 22159 103106 80702 17447 9528 3704 5967 3791 20915 5702 1646 14524 2871 771 14 4695 TOTAL BLACK 110524 100 5078 1419 99 502 28 118 74257 303 703 20795 3648 97 321 XE6 69 747 12 30 204 115 13 1 984 5 2321 11 TOTAL AM IN0 203527 47803 790 28233 5238 3951 1 83 2402 38017 2145 40417 20330 10785 64 1740 1429 150 217 35 59 11 1 176 433 1 628 15 1105 60 TOTAL ASIAN 55206 94 2247 861 110 106 16 102 36294 589 264 1 1964 502 164 490 1393 64 203 14 24 44 158 9 15 154 10 2153 12 18 6 OVER AM IND 118029 27150 570 15626 3094 2117 92 1385 23304 1302 22609 12333 6381- 47 1113 906 95 1 20 -- 20 37 69 128 240 1 337 - _ 11 _- 6- 32 35 18 Q OVER ASIAN -. 39725 . 60 1568, 649 101 79 9 70 25885 403 1% 8926 356 109 353 992 - 44 135 1 4 17 2 7 124 6 -- 9 102 8 . -- - -. - 1449 12 TOTAL OTHER 332785 1138 9785 4242 3963 1392 946 887 174113 1646 2069 88815 14225 7192 2057 20315 370 5474 59 208 888 587 86 3 2792 . - 24 7840 59 18 6 OVER TOTAL 2664109 35927 70057 66682 29489 17752 5269 10175 1566310 72372 47826 500682 82281 19471 84530 75286 14178 10345 2895 4763 3294 17929 4721 1534 12836 2263 61737 3524 18 8 OVER WHITE 2252179 7967 58391 46497 23714 14127 4613 8121, 1365369 69342 23128 410765 64497 14867 81549 59226 13771 6596 281!..- 4561. 2607 17182 . 4407 E O 10134 2230 53704 3434 18 8 OVER BLACK 72575 70 3379 1014 46 403 19 80 47991 238 520 141 10 2369 56 227 2053 43 429. 6 23 1 03 96 9 1 _ - 581 - 2 1474 7 I8 & 0ij111 - tcl- 5t ' 421! 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E. . 65. 11..- 325 64 . - 22- 5 4- 08 - 57- 0 11750 33 1 16 68 1 210 14 VOTER RE(; ISTRATION 8 1 COUNTY - NOVEMEER - ' 990 : miled a n d I s s u e d by . in SHUWAY Secretary of S t a t e CX1MTY PCTS DATE REP LBT NAP OTHER TOTAL APACHE C4 MOV M 45 MOV M 44 NOV 90 COCH I SE 51 M W 8 6 53 MOV I 56 MW 90 COCON I NO GILA GRAHAM MAR I COPA 1 ,' m 1,045 1,091 NAVAJO PIMA P l MAL SAMTA CRUZ 42 tm 66 42 YIV dl) 42 YGI 90 Y AVAPA I Y unr TOTALS PERCENTAGES VOTER REGISTRATION BY LEGiSLATIVE DISTRICT - NOVEMBER - 1990 c n g. i L ed ud Issued by IM SHUnUY Secretary of S t a t e 9 I S T / C l l Y T Y PCTS DEM REP LEG. DIST. 1 ~ O ~ A V E 34 13,315 17,527 Y AVAPA I 76 19,357 30,303 TOTAL 110 32,672 47,830 YAP OTHER TOTAL LEG. DIST. 2 COCON I NO GILA WOHAVE NAVAJO YAVAPAI TOTAL LEG. DIST. 3 - - - - - APACHE COCW 1 NO rronrvE NAVAJO TOTAL LEG. DIST. 4 APACHE GILA GRAnAW GREENLEE NAVAJO P I NAL TOTAL LEG. DIST. 5 LA PA2 9 3.682 2,718 YUU 31 19,379 15, OH T OTAL 40 23,061 17,776 LEG. DIST. 6 MAR I COPA 30 16,848 17,1% PIW 2 1,359 352 P I NAL 12 9,591 TOTAL 44 5, tQJ 27,590 22. m LEG. DIST. 7 PIG PIYAL 23 9: iii 5, oii 27 a m 9,818 U Y T A UUZ 3 1 ,- 2n TOTAL S8 32,- IS,= LEG. D l S t . 8 can I ~ t 10 17,4Q) 9,- CRAW 14 7,817 3, S9 GREENLEE 4 1, m 2 a TOTAL 58 27,000 13,661 L- E - G -. - Q- - l W- .. - 9- can I P 16 5,- 7,422 P I W 10 SAYTA mu2 14 TOTAL m , 30,281 L. E- G I- S U- T- i V- E . D t- S T- R- I C- l S- AL- L IN- P- ll- Y- OQ- ll- tT- -------.-.-.....-. LEG. DIST. 10 :: 24,342 LEG. DIST. 11 7, m ---- - 32. m 16.- ~ -- ;- *;- LEG. ~ i f1~ 2 . n LEG. DIST. 13 68 50.~ 1 =, 4m LEG. DIST. 14 51 25,011 28, lS DISTRICT PCTS OEM REP ~ a r MAP OTHER TOTAL LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS ALL In MARICOPA COUWTY LEG. DIST. IS 68 LEG. DIST. 16 60 L. E- G-. . DIST. 1 7 I- y - LEG. DIST. 18 64 LEG. DIST. 19 82 LEG. DIST. 20 LEG. DIST. 21 LEG. DIST. 22 LEG. DIST. 23 LEG. DIST. 24 LEG. DIST. 25 LEG. DlST. 26 LEG. DIST. 27 LEG. DIST. 28 LEG. DIST. 29 LEG. DlST. 30 TOTAL ALL DISTS 1,% 9 VOTER REGISTRATIOI BY CCUCRESSIQUL DISTRICT NOVLYILR - lVW cat. DIST. 2 MAR 1 W A P I M P I WL U Y T A CRUZ Y U U TOTAL LBT 1,018 314 360 7 3 101 785 32s 12 383 % 171 9 Q# OT ~ E R TOTAL CQI. Dltl. 4 APAQI 38 16,600 &, a7 60 1 1,552 22,500 GILA 37 14,762 7,115 24 0 1,114 2S, Ol5 ( TUIWI 2 615 27 0 0 25 667 MARIOPA 327 100,061 164, OW 88 22 38,559 323,413 MVAJO U 19, W 12,146 46 0 P I YU 0 2.094 =. zq: TOTAL 452 151, Ulb 207,691 1 . as tl 43,144 L05, SW QYG. DIST. 5 APIC)( L 6 2,- 1 ,455 12 0 340 3, m3 cocnltr 56 tJ, 459 16, Sl p6 0 5,067 45,4lJ UAW 14 7,817 3,% 9 9 0 526 12, U) l GREENLEE 9 3. QIS 7& 1 0 115 4.819 STATE TOTAL 1 , ~ 9 m, 351 8n, 0n bra2 164 203, tOl 1,858,% 1 28

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