Summary
New state maps might split Arlington into two congressional districts, which could seriously weaken our political voice in Washington. It means our local issues might get lost in the shuffle of different congressional priorities.
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Impact analysis
While there's no direct price tag, losing federal clout could mean missing out on crucial grant money and funding for local projects.
Lawmakers in neighboring jurisdictions or the newly formed adjacent districts might gain more regional sway at Arlington's expense.
Every Arlington resident who relies on a united local government to advocate for their federal interests will take a hit.
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