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  1. Signatures
    77 out of 100
    Petitioning
    1. The Governor of MD (+ 21 others)
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      • The Governor of MD
      • The MD State Senate
      • The MD State House
      • State Rep. Jeff Waldstreicher (MD-018C)
      • State Rep. Alfred Carr (MD-018B)
      • State Rep. Ana Gutierrez (MD-018A)
      • State Rep. Heather Mizeur (MD-020C)
      • State Rep. Tom Hucker (MD-020A)
      • State Rep. Sheila Hixson (MD-020B)
      • State Rep. Eric Luedtke (MD-014B)
      • State Rep. Anne Kaiser (MD-014A)
      • State Rep. Craig Zucker (MD-014C)
      • State Rep. Sam Arora (MD-019A)
      • State Rep. Bonnie Cullison (MD-019C)
      • State Rep. Benjamin Kramer (MD-019B)
      • State Rep. Kumar Barve (MD-017A)
      • State Rep. Michael Busch (MD-030A)
      • State Rep. Kirill Reznik (MD-039B)
      • State Sen. Roger Manno (MD-019)
      • State Sen. Richard Madaleno (MD-018)
      • State Sen. Karen Montgomery (MD-014)
      • State Sen. Jamin Raskin (MD-020)
  2. Created By
    Progressive Marylander
    Silver Spring, MD

SB1, the redistricting plan passed by the Maryland Senate is unfair to Montgomery County residents, especially those living in diverse East County neighborhoods like Silver Spring. These neighborhoods will be placed into an oddly shaped congressional district that stretches all the way to neighborhoods north of Baltimore City. An alternative is available that is fairer and will allow more Montgomery County residents to keep the same local congressional representation that they depend on. I urge you to support the amendment to SB1 and look forward to your response.

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Support the Amendment to Congressional Redistricting Bill SB1

Greetings,

I just signed the following petition addressed to: Montgomery County Delegates & Senators.

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Support the Amendment to Congressional Redistricting Bill SB1

SB1 as passed by the Senate is unfair to Montgomery County residents, especially those living in diverse East County neighborhoods like Silver Spring. These neighborhoods will be placed into an oddly shaped congressional district that stretches to areas north of Baltimore City. An alternative is available that is fairer and will allow more Montgomery County residents to keep the same local congressional representation that they depend on. I look forward to your response.
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