Marin County is preparing to redraw its district boundaries in the short window of time between the release of census data this fall and December, when supervisorial candidates must begin preparing for next year’s election.
The county redraws its five districts after each 10-year census, but the pandemic delayed the 2020 census, posing significant challenges for this year’s process. The Census Bureau missed its April deadline to release redistricting data, and once the data is…