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Stories About My Brother - Vimarsana News

Stories About My Brother

When my brother died, I was too shattered to write his obituary. There is little record of his 29 years of life; it simply vanished. When I type “Yush Gupta,” Google autofills “Yush Gupta death,” a brutal reminder that even on the internet, a space where nothing is forgotten, Yush is a mirage, slowly disappearing.

Citizen boards should control Indiana redistricting in 2030 - Vimarsana News

Citizen boards should control Indiana redistricting in 2030

Michigan provides a fair model of how citizen redistricting boards can create bi-partisan maps that make elections truly competitive.

St. Joseph County redistrict council commissioners Republican Democrat - Vimarsana News

St. Joseph County redistrict council commissioners Republican Democrat

County chooses to release some emails but no records from outside law firms getting $80,000+ in taxpayer money. State law says they could give more.

More drama, tighter deadlines: Scramble to redistrict locally continues along familiar battle lines - Vimarsana News

More drama, tighter deadlines: Scramble to redistrict locally continues along familiar battle lines

Maybe you thought the political drama of redistricting was over for another decade.

Citizen voice would add equity in redistricting | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Citizen voice would add equity in redistricting | Opinion

Editorial Citizen voice would add equity in redistricting One piece of business remained undone when lawmakers left the Statehouse last month. They are expected to return this fall, after reapportionment data is available, to approve the legislative and congressional maps in effect for the next decade. But lawmakers also left undone another much-needed piece of business: a better process for drawing those maps. All IN for Democracy, a coalition of Indiana groups seeking to put map-drawing in the hands of an independent redistricting commission, will show them how to do it. With software avail...