Grant County, WashingtonCounty Commissioner District redistricting plan created by Robert Schweitzer, Sammamish Data Systems, Inc. 8/30/2021 Commentary provided by Sammamish Data Systems, Inc.: "The bulk of the changes between the 1st and 3rd was making the border easier to follow and less ‘cutoff' from one side of the water other the other. The largest changes is the growth of the 1st district into the rural 2nd district south of I-90. Since we had to split Precincts to do this, that allowed the use of simple street lines to make this a lot cleaner. No changes were done in and around the bulk of the core of the City of Moses Lake except a small area where the city line intruded into the 2nd district near the freeway. This had zero population in it. I want to keep the splits easy to incorporate into updating the next Precinct files. The population demographics did not fundamentally change for any of the districts except to even population counts. I feel this proposed plan meets all the statutes of RCW 29a.76.010. Equal in population as practical, contiguous, compact enough, no disfavoring any groups/parties, and protecting Areas of Common Interest."ArcGIS FeatureLayerhttps://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/dc337035a80a44119ca21a4ffe9d33ff_0engGrant County Open Data PortalPublicCounty Commissioner District Proposed Redistricting [Washington (State)--Grant County]Web servicesWashington (State)--Grant CountyWashington (State)Last Modified: 2021-10-01