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What's the one thing that would make life on your block better? As Austin prepares for its first elections with 10 new geographic districts, KUT is diving�

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After seven tries and several decades, geographic representation is finally coming to the City of Austin. And as the city prepares, the vortex of activity�

Update: City Auditor Kenneth Mory says only nine of the 66 people who have applied to sit on a redistricting review panel are qualified to serve � and all�

This summer, Austin will begin drawing its first city council districts.The long slog towards geographic representation has been an uphill one: a fight to�

Update: In a protracted and somewhat testy meeting, the Austin City Council budgeted and allocated the sum of the city’s $14 million budget surplus.The�

Austin’s city auditor is practically begging more people to apply to be on the board that will draw the first geographic districts for the City Council.�

In recent years, only two cities � San Diego and Minneapolis � have gone through the process Austin is initiating: drawing geographic city council�

Starting next week, citizens can apply to serve on the independent redistricting commission that will draw Austin's 10 city council districts. Commission�

In November, voters approved a historic change to Austin’s form of government.For most of Austin’s modern history, the city council has been elected�