In the furor over the racist leaked audio, calls are growing for the city to throw out the boundary lines drawn last year for the council’s 15 districts.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Racist audio leak has 'tainted' L.A.'s redistricting maps. Now some want them scrapped
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