Sentences with phrase «draw independent lines»

Not exact matches

Determining how many independent workers there are depends on where you draw certain lines.

But there is a proviso: Jesus does not in fact draw a precise line between the spheres of God and of Caesar; indeed, there is no such thing as a realm of Caesar, existing as an independent reality, for Caesar himself has to answer before God for what he does.

Voters also want independent redistricting reform, 64 - 24, but don't believe (49 - 34) lawmakers will keep their promise to former NYC Mayor Ed Koch and actually relinquish their power to draw their own district lines.

They simply need the lines drawn in a fair, representative, independent way, and they waltz right back into power for 10 years.

New York City's five Republican borough leaders are deliberating whether to grant their party line to independent mayoral candidate Bo Dietl, a conservative TV and radio pundit and onetime NYPD detective who has drawn comparisons to President Donald Trump.

Further complicating matters, Governor Cuomo has threatened for months to veto any district lines that are not drawn up in a non partisan manner by an independent commission.

The Senate and Assembly must complete newly drawn district lines in the first few weeks of the year, and Cuomo has threatened to veto new lines that are not drawn in a non partisan manner by an independent commission.

«That move led by former Mayor Ed Koch to force candidates to pledge support for drawing of political district lines by an independent group — not by the state Legislature — wins solid support,» Carroll continued.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has said he would veto any redistricting plan that is not drawn up by an independent commission, and Addabbo said it appears the lines will be legally contested.

The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission is responsible for drawing both congressional and state legislative district lines.

Voters like the idea (69 - 20) of an independent redistricting commission of the sort being pushed by former NYC Mayor Ed Koch and his NY Uprising PAC and believe (71 - 14) taking the power of drawing legislative and congressional district lines would make for more competitive elections in the future.

When asked about the task force's lines, Gottfried said, «It would have been better if lines had been drawn by an independent redistricting commission, under the bill supported by Governor Cuomo, Speaker Silver and many others, including me.

The last time the County Legislature was reapportioned, the lines were drawn by an independent, Federal Judge William Skretny.

Cuomo had previously pledged to veto any lines drawn by LATFOR, on the grounds that the process was inherently partisan, and therefore didn't meet his standard for nonpartisan lines drawn by an independent commission.

«Senators truly committed to reform should support both an independent redistricting process and new district lines,» he said, adding that the non-competitive elections created by partisan line - drawing are «the main source of Albany's dysfunction.»

The state legislature has also put forth a constitutional amendment to change the redistricting process in 10 years so an independent commission would draw the lines instead of lawmakers.

Cuomo's agenda is packed with items that the speaker is very likely to oppose, from his plan to have an independent commission draw the state's new electoral lines to his desire to strip the Legislature of its authority over the state agencies that Cuomo wants to consolidate.

Lawmakers are also resisting good - government groups» call for an independent commission to draw district lines.

Cuomo campaigned on similar themes, and has threatened to veto lines that aren't drawn through an independent process.

In November, voters will be able to approve a constitutional amendment that will require district lines to be drawn by an independent, bipartisan commission and at least three members who were not appointed by the majority conferences in either house must approve a plan before the Legislature votes on it, a key barrier to partisan gerrymandering.

Quinnipiac University has been tracking this sleeper issue for some time and we see support for an independent commission to draw the lines is edging up,» said Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.

Redistricting is expected to be the marquee issue in the coming legislative session and Gov. Andrew Cuomo has vowed to veto lines not drawn by an independent panel.

«For a new independent commission to draw up its draft lines on time, legislation must pass and the commission members chosen very soon.»

«WATSON» will be «Fair & Independent» Memo to Andrew «Cesare» Cuomo I know it is your way or the Highway, but may I suggest you hire «WATSON» as your «Fair & Independent» consultant to draw lines for you and compare them to the LATFOR lines.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who is closely allied with the Senate GOP, said Thursday he would veto any lines not drawn by an independent commission.

The governor was not able to deliver on his push for campaign finance reform or for legislative district lines being drawn through an independent process.

Cuomo, who had demanded that the 2012 lines be drawn by an independent commission, and be non partisan, has been warming in recent days to the idea of less partisan lines for this year, and a constitutional amendment for a more independent process next time.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo called for a bipartisan independent commission to draw lines when he ran in 2010.

Added to the normal machinating, wrangling, gerrymandering and abstract sketching that characterizes this year's iteration of the once - a-decade process is the threat of a veto from Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has said he will refuse to approve «lines that are not drawn by an independent commission that are partisan.»

Cuomo has vowed to veto any lines that are not drawn by an independent commission.

Governor Cuomo who has threatened a veto if the lines are gerrymandered, and not drawn by an independent panel, has lately been backing away from that stance, and from the legislature's redistricting process altogether.

The Senate's move is all - but certain to spark a court battle and could draw fire from Gov. Cuomo, who in his State of the State address Wednesday promised to veto any lines not created through «an independent redistricting process.»

A case is also currently pending with the Supreme Court, which heard arguments earlier this year on whether the state's congressional district lines — drawn by an independent redistricting commission — are unconstitutional.

But Gov. Andrew Cuomo has said he will veto any legislative lines that are not drawn by an independent commission, a position he shares with several Queens lawmakers.

Cuomo, who is touring the state on the big three agenda items that do not include independent redistricting, has said he would veto any lines drawn by the Legislature.

The governor proposed legislation to establish an independent body to undertake redistricting, but it was blocked by the Republican majority in the State Senate, whose 32 - 30 majority is enabled by lines that were drawn a decade ago to favor G.O.P. incumbents.

The law draws a line against candidates and independent groups coordinating their efforts and imposes stricter disclosure requirements for lobbyists and advocacy groups.

The Manhattan Democrat and Long Island Republican exchanged heated letters yesterday over what Koch views as the Senate Republicans» renegging on their collective promise to support creation of an independent and nonpartisan commission to draw legislative and congressional lines in time for the 2012 elections.

She said because the county has independent redistricting, which requires that new legislative district lines be drawn after every census, term limits are unnecessary.

«Of course we support an independent commission, but what we think has to be clear is that it is equally or more important how the lines are drawn, and less who draws the lines, at this late stage,» said Common Cause Executive Director Susan Lerner.

In early 2011, Cuomo proposed creating a new, independent commission and threatened to veto any lines drawn through a non-independent process.

In campaign materials he pledged to veto any lines that were unfair, and last summer he told me he would veto «lines that are not drawn by an independent commission that are partisan.»

Reaction to the state and congressional maps was drastically different, with independent groups and elected officials blasting the state lines as gerrymandered to keep Senate Republicans in power, while praising the congressional lines drawn by a court - appointed judge as fairly drawn.

The fact that he proposed the independent redistricting process allowed him to put himself on the side of the reformers, which is a valuable thing — a poll by Quinnipiac University found about half of New Yorkers say line - drawing should be completely independent, and another quarter say legislators should have some say, but less than now.

The bill — which passed the House 87 - 51 and the Senate 30 - 16 — sought to establish an independent redistricting panel that would be responsible for drawing the boundary lines for congressional and state legislative districts in Maryland.

But Cuomo says it's now too late for an independent panel to draw the lines.

Instead of having an independent commission draw district lines that are concise and compact and keep communities together, we once again have politically motivated districts that snake through and divide communities in order to protect the incumbent representative's re-election prospects.

If this were an independent short film, like the student film where this reportedly draws its inspiration, End of the Line, it would be a terrific idea, at least in theory.

We all want our puppies to be independent, and it can sometimes be confusing where to draw the line.

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