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Anna L. Weddle
Botetourt County is split into 3 districts on this map. How can we effectively be represented this way? We can't. I agree with the rest of the DISLIKE comments on this map.
Cathy Hosek
Districts 2 and 10 share very common interests. Where the Fairfax County line is drawn below Old Town Alexandria is where this line should start. Most of the children in these two districts attend the same high school and the communities along the Potomac River all share the same interests. Please see the attached current Fairfax County map with the area of interest circled in black. All of this community needs to stay together. We are also seeing a lot of development along the Route 1 Corridor and Old Town Alexandria is not involved in that at all. Please try not to include Alexandria City with any part of Fairfax. We do not have the same school systems or funding streams and do not share common interests. Here is a link to read more about the EMBARK development: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/mountvernon/sites/mountvernon/files/assets/documents/embark%20factsheets.pdf
Kate Mallek
Charlottesville’s community of interest is is to the east, NOT to the west toward Crozet. Ivy and Crozet have much more in common with the surrounding Albemarle County in form and function. Points east of Charlottesville provide a more logical community of interest to supplement the Charlottesville district, with similar transit, housing, shopping, and other needs. Charlottesville is an urban center and points to its east are much more urban and cohesive than those to the west. Please do not use this map. It is not a valid option for Charlottesville or Albemarle.
Kate Mallek
This map is bad and continues the gerrymandering present in Albemarle County by splitting the county in the middle and separating a logical community of interest along no logical border. It is not reasonable nor logical to split Albemarle into pieces, nor is it necessary to complete this process successfully. Albemarle is a logical district unto itself, with business and individuals interacting throughout every day of the week. Albemarle should be its own district with a logical addition of a portion of northern Nelson Co or eastern Fluvanna Co attached to supplement population. These counties have lots of crossover citizens who come into Albemarle daily for work and shopping. This is what was intended by redistricting, to create logical, condensed districts around logical communities of interest. Splitting Albemarle violates expectations and norms for this redistricting process and perpetuates the denial of Albemarle County’s right to advocate together with logical neighbors for representation of our collective issues. Please do not support this map that splits Albemarle.
Carol DiCaprio
By dividing Albemarle, this map continues the unfair practice of political gerrymandering. The very rural areas (further away from Charlottesville) of Nelson, Amherst, Greene and Orange have little community connection to Albemarle. Keep Albemarle (and Charlottesville) together as a community of interest. Everyone in Albemarle shares economic and cultural ties to Charlottesville and the University of Virginia. Please stop trying to divvy up Albemarle in ways that don't make sense, considering the nature and character of our communities.
linda perriello
Albemarle County + Charlottesville has within 13K citizens of making 2 compact districts that maintain our jurisdictional boundaries, a stated priority of the Redistricting Commission. Those 13K citizens can easily be found within our several counties planning district which relies for employment and commerce on Charlottesville/Albemarle: Greene, Orange, Louisa, Fluvanna and Nelson – any of which could supply these citizens. Instead, the proposed maps scatter 80K citizens of Albemarle to outlying counties as far flung as Madison Heights. Most egregious was the moderator’s description on Saturday that ‘’adding ‘rural’ Crozet to rural counties south of Albemarle like Amherst was a fit’. For heavens sake, Crozet is in fact the FASTEST growing area of Albemarle County! THE CITIZENS OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY PLEAD WITH YOU TO KEEP ALBEMARLE/CHARLOTTESVILLE TOGETHER!
Brenda Ryals
I strongly oppose the plan to divide Albemarle County. The rural areas of Nelson, Amherst, Green and Orange have almost no community connection to the county of Albemarle. Please keep Albemarle (and Charlottesville) together as a community of interest. Everyone in Albemarle shares economic and cultural ties to Charlottesville and the University of Virginia. It just makes sense! There is no need to divide Albemarle to get districts of equal population. • The better way to get the additional 12,000 people to complete Albemarle’s second district is to go south to Nelson (route 20 and 29 corridors), southwest to Fluvanna (Lake Monticello), or north to Greene county (Rt 19). Augusta is over the Blue Ridge and is much more connected to the communities west of the Blue ridge.
Brenda Ryals
I strongly oppose the plan to divide Albemarle County. The rural areas of Nelson, Amherst, Green and Orange have almost no community connection to the county of Albemarle. Please keep Albemarle (and Charlottesville) together as a community of interest. Everyone in Albemarle shares economic and cultural ties to Charlottesville and the University of Virginia. It just makes sense! There is no need to divide Albemarle to get districts of equal population. • The better way to get the additional 12,000 people to complete Albemarle’s second district is to go south to Nelson (route 20 and 29 corridors), southwest to Fluvanna (Lake Monticello), or north to Greene county (Rt 19). Augusta is over the Blue Ridge and is much more connected to the communities west of the Blue ridge.
Brenda Ryals
I strongly oppose the plan to divide Albemarle County. The rural areas of Nelson, Amherst, Green and Orange have almost no community connection to the county of Albemarle. Please keep Albemarle (and Charlottesville) together as a community of interest. Everyone in Albemarle shares economic and cultural ties to Charlottesville and the University of Virginia. It just makes sense! There is no need to divide Albemarle to get districts of equal population. • The better way to get the additional 12,000 people to complete Albemarle’s second district is to go south to Nelson (route 20 and 29 corridors), southwest to Fluvanna (Lake Monticello), or north to Greene county (Rt 19). Augusta is over the Blue Ridge and is much more connected to the communities west of the Blue ridge.
Ann Loper
It is disheartening to see efforts like this to again carve up Albemarle. If the object of redistricting is to ensure an end to political gerrymandering, then this map makes little sense. The people of Albemarle and Charlottesville share common economic and infrastructure needs. We are united by several large entities (eg, UVA, Sentara nd UVA Medical Centers, government agencies) that employ citizens throughout the whole area. Keep the county whole. Add representation for citizens who share boundaries and economic interests such as Lake Monticello or Nelson.
Charles Alphin
This proposed redistricting map splits Botetourt County three ways, placing the county on the fringe of three districts effectively silencing the bounty resident's voices. Geography matters; placing Buchanan across the Blue Ridge mountains from the majority of the proposed Bedford district ensures our community will be left out of consideration. The ongoing lack of broadband service, as well as Interstate 81 safety issues, are of great concern to northern Botetourt and Buchanan. Silencing these citizens is unacceptable, please reconsider!
Charles Alphin
This proposed redistricting map splits Botetourt County three ways, placing the county on the fringe of three districts effectively silencing the bounty resident's voices. Geography matters; placing Buchanan across the Blue Ridge mountains from the majority of the proposed Bedford district ensures our community will be left out of consideration. The ongoing lack of broadband service, as well as Interstate 81 safety issues, are of great concern to northern Botetourt and Buchanan. Silencing these citizens is unacceptable, please reconsider!
Dennis Rooker
District 74 is a perpetuation of gerrymandering and ignores virtually all of the statutory guidelines for redistricting.
Charles E. Alphin
This proposed redistricting map splits Botetourt County three ways, placing the county on the fringe of three districts effectively silencing Botetourt County resident's voices. Geography matters; placing Buchanan across the Blue Ridge Mountains from the majority of the proposed Bedford district ensures our community will be left out of consideration. The ongoing lack of broadband service, as well as Interstate 81 safety issues, are of great concern to Northern Botetourt and Buchanan. Silencing these citizens is unacceptable, please reconsider!
Charles E. Alphin
This proposed redistricting map splits Botetourt County three ways, placing the county on the fringe of three districts effectively silencing Botetourt County resident's voices. Geography matters; placing Buchanan across the Blue Ridge Mountains from the majority of the proposed Bedford district ensures our community will be left out of consideration. The ongoing lack of broadband service, as well as Interstate 81 safety issues, are of great concern to Northern Botetourt and Buchanan. Silencing these citizens is unacceptable, please reconsider!
Charles E. Alphin
This proposed redistricting map splits Botetourt County three ways, placing the county on the fringe of three districts effectively silencing Botetourt County resident's voices. Geography matters; placing Buchanan across the Blue Ridge Mountains from the majority of the proposed Bedford district ensures our community will be left out of consideration. The ongoing lack of broadband service, as well as Interstate 81 safety issues, are of great concern to Northern Botetourt and Buchanan. Silencing these citizens is unacceptable, please reconsider!
Barbara Anderson
I have great concern about the proposed redistricting map that suggests separating Botetourt County into three different House districts. This will certainly complicate our representation and likely dilute it at the statewide level. I respectfully request that you not move forward with this plan and protect the continuity of how these citizens are served.
Andrew T Shotwell
The current re-districting plan would be harmful to the residents of Botetourt County, by ultimately dividing the county into 3 separate house districts. Not only would this be challenging geographically, the citizens of Botetourt County would lose their collective voice in the governing process. Please reconsider this proposal as it would be harmful to all constituents of the county.
Sally Hudson
I currently serve the House district that includes Charlottesville and Albemarle. My comment is not about that district, but the surrounding districts in our region. I've attached a picture that may help combine the feedback you've been getting from our residents. There are two consistent themes: (1) Dozens of Albemarle residents have asked you not to split their county into three seats. (2) Dozens of Nelson residents have asked you to keep Nelson and Albemarle together. These goals are not in conflict. Attached is a picture of Virginia's Metropolitan Statistical Areas. You'll see that our MSA includes Albemarle, Charlottesville, Buckingham, Fluvanna, Greene, and Nelson. These are all people who live, work, and play together in our region. Albemarle, in particular, has its civic and economic institutions rooted in Charlottesville. Tens of thousands of County residents work in the City every day. The County courts and offices are even in the City. It's also true that Albemarle is more connected to Nelson and Greene than Augusta. Albemarle, Nelson, and Greene all share an MSA, a Planning District, a Health District, a library system, and more. It would make more sense to combine Albemarle with Nelson (population: 15,000) or Greene (population: 20,000) than to cross the Blue Ridge Mountains and cut 16,000 people from Augusta. In short, the comments from this region point to two concrete goals: (1) Keep Albemarle together in just two House districts. (2) Combine the larger Albemarle district with Nelson or Greene. Staunton-Augusta-Waynesboro (SAW) is a separate metro area. (The Senate maps have respected this principle and the House maps should, too.) Source: https://demographics.coopercenter.org/reference-maps
Andrew T Shotwell
The current re-districting plan would be harmful to the residents of Botetourt County, by ultimately dividing the county into 3 separate house districts. Not only would this be challenging geographically, the citizens of Botetourt County would lose their collective voice in the governing process. Please reconsider this proposal as it would be harmful to all constituents of the county.
Andrew T Shotwell
The current re-districting plan would be harmful to the residents of Botetourt County, by ultimately dividing the county into 3 separate house districts. Not only would this be challenging geographically, the citizens of Botetourt County would lose their collective voice in the governing process. Please reconsider this proposal as it would be harmful to all constituents of the county.
Joanne Collins
District 15 currently dips down below Route 7 into the Sugarland area of Herndon addresses. This area resides in the Herndon school district and is more closely associated with the residents in the District 17 map. Route 7 (Leesburg Pike) is a more logical boundary.
Melvyn Leffler
Splitting up Albemarle in this way makes little sense!
Melvyn Leffler
Linking part of Albemarle to Augusta makes little sense. Why divide it up this way when it can be a much more coherent district with Charlottesville and all of Albemarle and adjacent areas, perhaps in Louisa and Nelson?
John D. Hopkins
I like that the proposed District 96 keeps Floyd, Patrick, and Franklin intact. And on a flat map, this grouping makes sense. For Floyd's sake, however, I would wish to be grouped with Pulaski and Montgomery counties, where I believe we have more shared interests. Our border with Patrick and Franklin follows the mountain escarpment, so we have less connection there than with the northerly neighbors I mentioned. As for Mr. Wright's suggestion of a Floyd-Franklin-northern Pittsylvania district: come on, that would be cruel to whoever had to run in such a territory.
Fran Larkins
Sorry - the comment re District 23 should be on the other House map for Stafford. Still need to remove the "arm" by drawing the line across at Potomac Creek. Thanks.
Fran Larkins
Why does Stafford Co. need to be divided into 3 districts? Most of the section of District 23 that extends into Stafford (marked "Ruby" on the map) is taken up by Quantico Marine Corps Base so it's just a small number of Stafford residents in that area. Keep them in Stafford District 34. Also - the "arm" of District 33 that extends towards the "Southern Gateway" section needs to stop at Potomac Creek or CR653 (Truslow Rd.) By going almost down to Route 17, it divides the Community of Interest that includes 2 large over 55 developments - Falls Run by Del Webb and Celebrate by Del Webb which is on the south side of Route 17. Even out that area with the line drawn along Potomac Creek.
Brady Walker
I agree with Will Pace on his comment about keeping Chatham, Hurt, and Gretna in a single district. However, I want to note that due to Pittsylvania County's large size and low population density it's impossible to draw districts in the area that 1) don't cross county borders, 2) keep Danville and Chatham in separate districts, and 3) keep Danville and Henry County/Martinsville in separate districts. This is why I recommend that Danville and Martinsville are put in a single district. Similar racial demographics, infrastructure, economies, and voting patterns of the 2 cities take precedent over rural, loosely defined areas like Bachelor's Hall, Chatmoss, or Berry Hill.
George E. Honts IV
This proposal as drawn separates Botetourt County into three different pieces. This separation effectively dilutes the voice of all of Botetourt County's citizens and is unacceptable. The north eastern portion of the County, including the Town of Buchanan are folded into Bedford County. This portion of Botetourt and Bedford County are separated physically by a significant geographical barrier -- the Blue Ridge Mountains -- and are only connected by a very rural and dangerous winding road; this effectively silences the voice of the citizens of this portion of Botetourt County entirely due to the geographical and economic separation of these two areas. Additionally, the communities of Fincastle, Troutville, and Buchanan are divided into three separate districts. These three communities have a symbiotic relationship on many levels within the County and their separation effectively dilutes the effective representation of Botetourt County citizens to nil. The effect of this proposed division would be devastating to the citizens of Botetourt County on a multi-faceted level and effectively would silence the voice and representation of the citizens and businesses of the County. This proposal is unacceptable.
Michelle Austin
This map is very disappointing for Botetourt County as it would split us into THREE House districts. The nearby areas of Fincastle, Daleville and Buchanan would be in separate House districts. The areas of Botetourt positioned with Bedford County face a huge geographic barrier….the Blue Ridge Mountains. It is not an easy drive up to the Blue Ridge Parkway to cross over into Bedford. With our county being divided into three districts, we would effectively lose our voice in representation. Please reconsider the impact this version of the re-districting would have on our County. Please take the mountain range burden into consideration.
David Hardison
To the extent that keeping a community of interest intact is a consideration, this plan appears to largely disenfranchise McLean by splitting it up among the 5th, 6th, and 15th Districts.
Sam Shirazi
This district doesn't make sense because it includes unrelated rural and suburban areas. It also does not make sense to split Faquier County when it can fit one district.
Sam Shirazi
Stafford and Fredericksburg should be in the same district and should not be included in the more rural areas that surround them.
Sam Shirazi
It does not make sense to group Radford and Blacksburg with rural Giles county. The seat should be based entirely in Montgomery County.
Bryan Alphin
This map would completely dilute voters' influence in the Buchanan area and fails to acknowledge the physical and cultural barrier the Blue Ridge Mountains has in distinguishing the community interest of residents of Buchanan and Northern Botetourt County from those in Bedford County and Central Virginia. Very people in the Buchanan area regularly travel across the Blue Ridge Mountains from Buchanan to Bedford or Lynchburg for work. Buchanan area residents typically travel South to Roanoke for work. There is only one two-lane road that connects Buchanan to Bedford County - which takes nearly 40 minutes because one would have to cross VA-Route 43 across the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Appalachian Trail. Who is to expect a Bedford-based legislator to visit Buchanan when there is no other community to visit West of the Blue Ridge? Our own Senator Stephen Newman from Bedford County already rarely travels West to Botetourt County unless there is a political fundraiser or Republican ham dinner. This map would leave the Buchanan and Springwood communities to lean on the neighboring 89th District to support its interests of economic promotion in North Botetourt County, because Buchanan is economically more oriented to Roanoke and culturally more in tune with Alleghany and Southern Rockbridge County than it is with Bedford County. The Buchanan area of Botetourt County is culturally, economically, and politically tied with the communities of Eagle Rock, Fincastle, and Troutville. Voters in the Buchanan area, who lean conservative but have typically supported policies supporting our public schools and supporting municipal broadband internet (many if not most in this region still lack access to high-speed internet), which many conservative voters East of Blue Ridge do not favor. Please do not divorce the Buchanan area from the rest of Northern Botetourt County. It will only dilute the influence of Buchanan area voters and the interest of the local economy that is not dependent on the Bedford-Lynchburg communities.
Ginger Clare
Fluvanna County should be split up and not entirely tied into the areas to the south. Lake Monticello and the northern part of this county in particular is much more closely aligned with Albemarle and Charlottesville city and this should be represented in how the districts are drawn. This part of the county does not have the same rural feeling or mindset as the areas further south.
Matthew Ripley
Timberlake area (Campbell Co north of US 460) more affiliated with Forest/Lynchburg than Halifax/Southern Campbell. Suggest incorporating Timberlake as part of District 90, balancing with shift of areas north side of Leesville Lake/ Huddleston to District 81
Kelly Gainous
I live in Washington County and would like for it to be not split into as it is proposed on this map. We have more in common with the rest of Washington County and Bristol than with Carroll County and Galax.
Will Pace
This House District map is better than the previous versions, so thank you for those fixes. However, the House District map still needs some tweaking for Danville-Pittsylvania County. This map splits Pittsylvania County west and east when Pittsylvania County should be split north and south. The three towns in Pittsylvania County (Chatham, Gretna and Hurt) should be placed in one House district. The southern part of Pittsylvania County including Bachelors Hall, Berry Hill, Mount Cross, Mount Hermon, Ringgold, Twin Springs and the City of Danville should be together within another House District. Finally, Danville and Martinsville should NOT be placed in the same House district as these cities and their surrounding areas are NOT Communities of Interest (COI). Putting Danville and Martinsville in the same House district will split their respective COI. Danville COI: City of Danville, Bachelors Hall, Berry Hill, Mount Cross, Mount Hermon, Ringgold, Twin Springs Martinsville COI: City of Martinsville, Chatmoss, Collinsville, Fieldale
Kyle Cruey
As a resident of Tazewell County I feel like Tazewell County and Buchanan County have more in common with other coal field county’s like Dickenson, than Smyth County. I feel that counties with more in common would be better served by being in the same district.
Mary B. Smith
The geography is very different in SW Virginia - especially in Botetourt County - the mountain divides us from Bedford, and creates a substantial boundary. This map "strands" 5,000 citizens on the other side of the mountain from the majority of the population in the district. In addition, this map splits Botetourt County three ways - how can the citizens of Botetourt be effectively served by three different representatives in the House?
John B Williamson, III
Botetourt County has been divided into three pieces. The plan puts the communities of Fincastle, Daleville and Buchanan all in separate districts. North Eastern Botetourt and the Town Buchanan are paired with Bedford County. They are physically separated by the Blue Ridge Mountains; the divide between Piedmont and the Mountain Valley regions. To travel from Buchanan to Bedford requires taking five miles of winging mountain roads up to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Taking the Parkway along the crest of the mountain roughly five miles to the Peaks of Otter Ranger Station and then a crooked two lane mountain road from the Peaks of Otter fifteen miles down to the Town of Bedford. Unacceptable.
Brady Walker
As Delegate Adams touched on this morning, Pittsylvania County should be split on a North/South divide rather than East/West. Splitting East/West along Rt 29 will split Gretna, Hurt, and Chatham which are much more closely tied together than the southern part of the county and Danville. Additionally, Danville and Martinsville should be in a single district together as referenced in my comments submitted via email on 9/26.
Mike Fox
Albemarle County is currently split into four districts, and this map would keep us split into three, with two reaching into regions we have little in common with and would dilute our community of interest and voting patterns. I urge commissioners to keep Albemarle intact (and possibly add precincts in Fluvanna or Nelson as needed) to ensure our cultural identity both locally and in Richmond.
Nicole Merlene
Separating the orange line corridor like this is not in the best interest of renters or that transportation node. I would have east of Glebe and north of 50 in district 5. In district 4, make the area west of Glebe bump up through Washington Blvd. If needed for more population in district 4, don't separate Seven Corners from Bailey's Crossroads in representation since Rt 50 running through Arlington (a state funded corridor) ultimate connects to these retail destinations. If needed to take out population from 5, I would take put the McLean section into 15/6 and if that area isn't dense enough I would even consider putting Arlingwood, Old Glebe, Rivercrest, Bellevue Forest, and Gulf Brach in 15/6 as well (https://gis.arlingtonva.us/maps/standard_maps/civic_associations/civic_association_map.pdf).
Caleb Seth Cruey
This map unlike map splits Washington County in two. Abingdon and Bristol have more in common with rest of the county than they do Dickenson County, also Dickenson County would be better served being with Buchanan and Tazewell County as in other maps since they are coal counties. The other HOD maps keep Washington County either all or mostly together with the city of Bristol and a large part of Russell County abd I think that is the best option.
James P Ruffner
This district is ludicrous; the eastern half of Orange county is clearly part of the FXBG MSA, while the western half clearly looks to the Charlottesville MSA. This map smacks of "packing" Charlottesville and close-in Albemarle inorder to create solid GOP districts.
Charlie A. Hurt
I don't like how District 76 is set up. Albemarle County is very different than southern Nelson and Amherst County.
Jonathon Wright
Following along with comments during the overview of SW region by Del. Adams. A potential grouping of Danville and Southern Pittsylvania up through Chatham as one district; Patrick, Henry, and Martinsville as another district; and Floyd, Franklin, and Northern Pittsylvania with Gretna and Hurt seems feasible. This would only split Pittsylvania County. That said, this still misses an opportunity to group Martinsville and Danville as a COI.
Jonathon Wright
Following along with comments during the overview of SW region by Del. Adams. A potential grouping of Danville and Southern Pittsylvania up through Chatham as one district; Patrick, Henry, and Martinsville as another district; and Floyd, Franklin, and Northern Pittsylvania with Gretna and Hurt seems feasible. This would only split Pittsylvania County. That said, this still misses an opportunity to group Martinsville and Danville as a COI.
Sam Shirazi
It does not make sense to split Albermarle County into three separate districts. Instead, there should be one district based in Charlottesville and one based in the surrounding Albermarle County. The current proposal unnecessarily splits communities of interest.
Caleb Seth Cruey
This map unlike map splits Washington County in two. Abingdon and Bristol have more in common with rest of the county than they do Dickenson County. The other HOD maps keep Washington County either all or mostly together with the city of Bristol and a large part of Russell County abd I think that is the best option.
Sam Shirazi
It does not make sense to split Albermarle county into three districts. Instead, there should be one district based in Charlotesville and another district around it so that there is only one Albermarle district. Communities of interest are split up in this current map.
Chris DeRosa
Wrong wrong wrong. As much as I like and appreciate Delegate Rip Sullivan's representation of Arlington, extending District 5 into Fairfax County goes against Community of Interest criteria and respect for jurisdictional boundaries. Keep District 5 wholly within Arlington County. No incumbent protection.
Jonathon Wright
I think it would make more sense to combine the Manchester, Jacobs, and Five Forks precincts in Chesterfield with HD-62 instead of South Manchester, Bailey Bridge, Spring Run, and Deer Run. It would be more compact, preserve communities, and stay north of Route 288 which is a major divider in the county. The swap would also help resolve to a more compact HD-61 that could south of Route 288 with further changes.
Sam Shirazi
It does not make sense to split Albermarle County into three districts. There should be one Charlottesville based district and another one surrounding it based in Albermarle. Splitting it into three districts splits communities of interest.
RN
It seems one map drawer insists on taking one precinct from Madison Heights to make the Lynchburg seat work. This crosses the James River, a natural boundary, and splits a community of interest. The Lynchburg seat should incorporate small portions of Forest/Bedford or Campbell as drawn in the B4 map as some areas are split by property lines in neighborhoods compared to a river.
Jonathon Wright
As with the senate map, it seems there is a strong consensus between both map drawers in the far southwest and even western southside region of the state. Many of the proposed districts are exactly the same so it shouldn't be difficult to fairly reconcile them and move on to other regions of the state. My biggest concern would be a missed opportunity to put Martinsville and Dansville together just to better preserve county boundaries.
Sam Rasoul
For Roanoke City, District 92, the Crystal Spring precinct is more closely tied to the rest of the district than the East Gate precinct of Roanoke City. This would help keep this community of interest together. Also, this version unlike the B4 version, cuts more of Roanoke City out of District 92 than it needs to.