Former LA County Registrar withdraws from CA Redistricting Applicant Pool
As first reported in the Whittier Daily News, former Los Angeles County Registrar Connie McCormack withdrew her application to become a member of the first-ever California Redistricting Commission. She is the fourth candidate from the pool of 120 to withdraw. The Applicant Review Panel will now choose its final 60 candidates from the remaining 116.
Ms. McCormack told the Daily News that she did not want to dedicate the time necessary to prepare for her interview if there was still an outstanding investigation into whether she is eligible to serve on the Commission. Staff of the State Auditor’s office are investigating whether a panel she served on in 2001 disqualified her from service, but their investigation has been slowed by the lack of records regarding that 2001 panel. (more…)









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