Riverton is redrawing its state legislative district lines, which means your neighborhood might end up with a different representative. It’s worth checking the new map to see how your voting power is being reshaped before the next election cycle.
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While the process itself costs taxpayer money to administer, the real impact is how your tax dollars get prioritized based on who wins your new district.
Political parties and incumbents often benefit from these new maps, as they can be drawn to favor specific candidates or voting blocs.
Voters might feel like their voices are being diluted if their neighborhood gets split up or lumped into a district that doesn't match their interests.
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