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Millennial Roundtable Recap
During our Millennial Roundtable, we answered some of the most prominent questions as it relates to our Commission and our efforts throughout the state of Michigan. Thanks to Commissioner Eid (@antheid) for sharing insights into what’s happening behind the scenes with the MICRC. #ShowUpSpeakUp #MICRC
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During our Millennial Roundtable, we answered some of the most prominent questions as it relates to our Commission and our efforts throughout the state of Michigan. Thanks to Commissioner Eid for sharing insights into what’s happening behind the scenes with the MICRC #ShowUpSpeakUp #MICRC
There’s still time to submit public comments and participate in our public hearings:
Join us at any of the three public hearings today, June 12, at Detroit King, 3200 E. Lafayette, Detroit, MI.
4-7 pm
Join in-person or virtually, visit the link in our bio to make a virtual comment. #RedistrictingMichigan Redistricting Michigan
HOW DO I ENGAGE THE COMMISSION?
• Sign up for email alerts or text messages at
www.Michigan.gov/MICRC.
• Mail public comments to MICRC at P.O. Box 30318, Lansing, MI
48909.
• Sign-up to provide virtual or in-person public comments at meetings
or public hearings.
• Submit public or mapping comments at www.Michigan.gov/MICRC.
• Like and/or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X formerly known as
Twitter, or TikTok @RedistrictingMI.
• Subscribe to the MICRC YouTube Channel.
• Call 1-866-MAP-FAIR, that’s 1-866-627-3247, for more information.
ICYMI: Here's a brief recap of our Millennial Roundtable! Thanks so much to our host and panelist for tackling the conversation. Stay tuned for future events to support fair mapping. If you're looking for an extension of this great conversation, meet us at our upcoming Public Hearings: June 11: Public Hearing at Detroit Cass Tech, 2501 Second Ave., Detroit, MI 48201 (10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., lunch from 12:30-1:30 p.m. and 4:00-7:00 p.m.) June 12: Public Hearing at Detroit King, 3200 E. Lafayette, Detroit, MI 48207 (10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., lunch from 12:30-1:30 p.m. and 4:00-7:00 p.m.) June 13: Public Hearing at Detroit Renaissance, 6565 W. Outer Drive, Detroit, MI 48235 (10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., lunch from 12:30-1:30 p.m. and 4:00-7:00 p.m.) #ShowUpSpeakUp
Kory Woods speaks on the importance of being part of mapping in Michigan.
Thanks to Kory Woods, MLive Detroit Pistons and Lions Writer for sharing the message.
It’s time for us to take action and #ShowUpSpeakUp! The Michigan Senate’s district voting lines are being redrawn and your voice matters. We need your valuable feedback to ensure that the new lines created are a true reflection of your community.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to shape our future! Join us at one of the three public meetings from 10a-12:30p and 4p-7p for your voice to be heard. We can’t wait to see you!
MICRC Commissioner Brittni Kellom made a brief stop by Black Tech Saturdays to educate on the importance of mapping throughout Michigan. It’s time for us to take action and #ShowUpSpeakUp! The Michigan Senate’s district voting lines are being redrawn and your voice matters. We need your valuable feedback to ensure that the new lines created are a true reflection of your community. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to shape our future! Join us at one of the three public hearing from 10a-12:30p, 1:30p-3:00p, and 4p-7p for your voice to be heard. We can’t wait to see you! May 7- Warren Community Center May 8- Pearls Event Center in Southfield May 9- Wayne State University - Student Center Visit www.michigan.gov/micrc to learn more and submit your public comment today!
Meet us tomorrow at the MICRC Public Hearing. It's time for us to take action and #ShowUpSpeakUp! The Michigan Senate’s district voting lines are being redrawn and your voice matters. We need your valuable feedback to ensure that the new lines created are a true reflection of your community. Don't miss out on this opportunity to shape our future! Join us at one of the three public hearings from 10a-12:30p, 1:30p-3p, or 4p-7p for your voice to be heard. We can't wait to see you! May 7th- Warren Community Center May 8th- Pearls Event Center in Southfield May 9th- Wayne State University - Student Center Visit www.michigan.gov/micrc to learn more and submit your public comment today! https://bit.ly/3WkIs5p
Your voice matters! Join us this evening on CBS Detroit as we discuss the significance of your contribution to shaping the future of our democracy at the MICRC hearings. From May 7 to 9, 2024, you will have three opportunities to Show Up and Speak Up. Letting the commissioners know about your opinions on the maps is how Metro Detroit’s interests are represented! 📍Let’s make history together!#ShowUpSpeakUp #redistristricting
Anthony Eid MICRC Commissioner invites you to join us today at Second Ebenezer, 14601 Dequindre St. Detroit, MI 48212 held at the following times: ⏰ 10am-1pm, 2pm-5pm and 6pm-8pm We need you to come out and tell the commission what you think about the map is the only way Detroit interests get represented. 👂 No one knows better than you, Detroit. That’s why I’m asking Detroiters to show up and speak TODAY and Feb. 22 to help us decide which map will best serve your districts. 🗣 #ShowUpSpeakUp #MICRC
Let's hear from you 👂 Today you can join me at Greater Grace Temple 23500 W. Seven Mile Road 2pm-5pm or 6pm-8pm Thursday, February 22, 2024 at second Ebenezer at 14601 Dequindre St. 10am-1pm, 2pm-5pm and 6pm-8pm Here's your chance to change the maps! Show Up and Speak Up to help your community be heard. 🗣 The steps we take today will shape our future for the next decade. Come out and speak up if you can not join us in person you can attend our meeting via YouTube and submit your comments...🤳 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM0u4vY_CXo #ShowUpSpeakUp #Redistricting
What district do you live in? Redistricting means drawing fair maps that decide which “boundaries” and which groups are represented by the people we elect to office. Politicians didn’t draw fair maps in the past, so in 2018, voters passed a measure to appoint a bipartisan commission— the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (MICRC)—to take control of our redistricting process. @redistrictingmi has approved nine new map versions and one independent district map for public review and to provide input. These maps will help us regain our power to shape our communities and ensure fair representation for all. And you, as a Detroiter, can be engaged in this process. Telling commissioners what you think about the proposed maps is how Detroit interests get represented. You can find meeting schedules and submit comments at michigan.gov/MICRC or call 1-866-627-3247 for information. #ShowUpSpeakUp #MICRC
Hey join me at the next meeting! 😊 Wednesday, February 21, 2024 🎙 Held at Greater Grace Temple 23500 W. Seven Mile Rd. Detroit, MI 48219 Show up at any of the following times: 10am-1pm 2pm-5pm 6pm-8pm Let your voice be heard in redrawing the maps. Submit comments and read more at www.Michigan.gov/MICRC You can call 📲 866-MAP-FAIR (866-627-3247) #ShowUpSpeakUp #MICRC
Redistricting 🗣️ #ShowUpSpeakUp you heard @gmaccash said pull up at your local general meeting and let your voice be heard! 🎙️ Voting districts drawn a new way-by the people, for the people.✅ Voters decided in 2018 to appoint a bipartisan commission- @redistrictingmi also known as the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (MICRC) - to take control of our redistricting process. The process is called redistricting. 📍 Follow @redistrictingmi and visit at www.Michigan.gov/MICRC submit comments or call 866-MAP-FAIR #MICRC #ShowUpSpeakUp #Redistricting #GmacCash
• Redistricting means drawing fair maps that decide which areas and which groups are represented by the people we elect to office. • In the past, politicians didn’t draw fair maps, so we—the People—took our power back to decide our community boundaries. •Drawing fair district maps directly affects who’s working for us and what happens in our communities. • On Feb. 1, the commission approved 9 versions of a map and an independent map was submitted for the public’s consideration. • The maps were drawn using specific criteria, including population, geography, diversity, partisan fairness, and density. • Telling commissioners what you think about the maps is how Detroit interests get represented. • Find meeting schedules and submit comments at www.Michigan.gov/MICRC or call 1-866-627-3247 (866-MAP-FAIR) for information. #ShowUpSpeakUp
Join us tomorrow, February 15, 2024 as we make history virtually! Detroiters have three chances to Show Up and Speak Up by clicking the zoom link below: https://us06web.zoom.us/postattendee?mn=7ZAKNqb52sorxRLZnobDAC_iMAimxwX-8U0s.qeQFR4i5FTX2I3FT No worries if you can not attend we have several time slots available for you to attend the following times below: 9am-12pm 1pm-4pm 5pm-8pm Telling commissioners what you think about the maps is how Detroit interests get represented. Find meeting schedules and submit comments at www.Michigan.gov/MICRC or call 1-866-627-3247 (866-MAP-FAIR) to leave your comment. #MICRC #ShowUpSpeakUp 📍
Voting Rights Attorney Bruce Adelson addresses the Voting Rights Act during the MICRC meeting Thursday, Aug. 17.