The Brief
- The cost of redistricting Florida’s congressional seats is coming into focus, with several counties reporting costs of more than $500,000 to make voters aware of the changes.
- Elections supervisors will soon begin ironing out which voters’ ballots need to be adjusted, with polling locations potentially changing for tens of thousands of voters.
- The majority of voters in Hillsborough County are expected to see changes to their members of congress, with just under a majority in Pinellas expected to see changes.
TAMPA, Fla. – Elections Supervisors in Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties are preparing to send information to voters clarifying the districts in which they will be voting.
By the numbers:
The cost in Hillsborough County is expected to exceed about $600,000, mostly on postage. …