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Home>Christian Palmer and Evan Wyloge

Christian Palmer and Evan Wyloge

evanandchristian@azcap.com

Recent Articles from Christian Palmer and Evan Wyloge

Capitol Insiders July 15, 2011

What we’re not IRC-ing: Map-drawing panel spends half its time meeting behind closed doors

Prior to voting to award a lucrative contract to a mapping consultant on June 29, the Independent Redistricting Commission had spent as much time in closed door executive meetings as it had before the public.

And public records held by the commission itself, as well as statements made by commissioners, indicate the IRC may have violated Arizona’s open meeting laws designed to maintain[...]

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