San Mateo County’s Board of Supervisors has appointed 14 county residents to the Supervisorial District Lines Advisory Commission, the panel that will be responsible for redrawing the county’s electoral district boundaries based on 2020 census data and public input.
The county is divided into five districts, each represented by one supervisor. Every 10 years, state law requires counties to redraw their district maps based on census data to ensure that each district has an equal population and that each board member has the same number of constituents.
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