Fair Redistricting for Prince George’s County

Prince George’s County residents deserve district maps that reflect their communities—not political convenience. Join the campaign for fair redistricting in Prince George’s County. Learn about the proposal and sign up to receive updates and opportunities to take action.

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Why This Reform Matters

Sensible Communities Redistricting in Maryland (SCRIM) is working with the Southern Poverty Law Center, SPLC Action Fund, and local community partners and voting rights advocates to support a proposal to strengthen the County’s redistricting process before the next cycle begins. Over the past decade, Prince George’s County has experienced two major redistricting disputes. These conflicts exposed weaknesses in the County Charter governing how district maps are drawn.

Redistricting should not repeatedly end up in court. This proposed charter amendment would allow the County to strengthen its redistricting process before the next cycle begins in 2031.

Protecting Inner‑Beltway Communities

Many Prince George’s County residents live in urban, inner‑Beltway communities connected by shared infrastructure, transit corridors, and local institutions. Many of these communities share Metro stations, major transit corridors, schools, and economic ties.

These neighborhoods often face similar challenges related to housing affordability, transportation access, and economic opportunity. When district lines divide these communities, their collective voice can be weakened.

Fair redistricting helps ensure that communities facing common challenges have a meaningful opportunity to be represented together.

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