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July 03, 2003Another Redistricting Committee MeetingBy Byron LaMastersThe House Redistricting Committee will meet again at 2 PM. Expect a new map from Rep. Phil King. I'll be away from my computer for most of the afternoon, so follow it live on the Texas House website. Posted by Byron LaMasters at July 3, 2003 01:28 PM | TrackBack
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I have seen the new map. I think this one is going after Ralph Hall now. Martin Frost gets his district back. But look at the 3rd and 4th districts. In the 3rd, Rep King took out Richardson, Garland, and North Dallas areas that were in the 3rd when Jim Collins R-Park Cities and Steve Barlett R-Dallas represented it before Sam Johnson R-Plano. Adding Grayson County makes some sense because 20 years from now those rural areas around Sherman will become the new McKinneys. But adding Fannin Sam Rayburn's home, and Lamar County is just crazy. Where are the communities of interest? Plano and Paris do not have that much in common except their names begin with a P and they both have 5 letters. In the 4th district, NE Dallas county was added. I don't know what Far North Dallas, Richardson, and Garland have in common with Sulphur Springs, and Texarkana. This was done to convince Ralph Hall to retire. With Monday's map it look more like a state Senator Bob Deuell R-Greenville district. Now it looks like someone from N. Dallas could win this district in the GOP primary. McLennan county is still split which will contribute to a no vote from state Sen. Kip Averritt R-McGregor. Max Sandlin will probably run in the new 2nd, which is Jim Turner's district, which now includes Tyler-Longview which has been in the 4th since 1968. It was drawn for former Tyler Mayor Kevin Eltife who is a Republican. I think Sandlin can carry all of the other counties, but it will be tough for him to crack Tyler-Longview. I guess Rep. King will have to redraw again. Posted by: pc at July 3, 2003 06:57 PM
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