Redistricting

Redistricting is a political process that takes place every ten years, when political district boundaries are redrawn to ensure each district has equal population. This process happens at the city, county, and state levels.

The lines are shaped by Census data and community input. However, the Census does not fully capture Arab communities, leaving us undercounted and underrepresented. By coming together as one district, we can build the political power needed to elect representatives who reflect our community, champion our demands, and hear our voices regardless of citizenship status.

With this representation, we would have a stronger say in how city budgets are allocated and ensure that vital resources are invested back into our community.