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The Fourth Bulen Symposium on American Politics

 

Monday, December 10, 2001

 

Where Do You Draw the Line?  Redistricting, the Parties, and the Public

 University Place Conference Center Auditorium

Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

Master of Ceremonies and Moderator for the Day

Brian Howey, The Howey Political Report

Program (click here for Printer Friendly)

8:00      Welcome and Opening Remarks Gerald Bepko, Chancellor, IUPUI       Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr., Director, Office of Management and Budget, Executive Office of the President       Mr. Howey     8:30      “Redistricting in the Electronic Age: Bushmanders and Bullwinkles” Professor Mark Monmonier Distinguished Professor of Geography, Syracuse University             Cathy McCully       Chief , U.S. Bureau of the Census Redistricting Data Office   Response: Professor George Geib, Butler University     9:15      Panel: “Inside the Map Room: An Indiana Case Study” Senator Patricia Miller (R-Indianapolis) Representative Ed Mahern (D-Indianapolis) Ed Feigenbaum, Indiana Legislative Insight Professor John Cranor, Ball State University     10:00    “Is 2002 Over?  Is Congress Close, But Not Competitive?”   Syndicated columnist Rhodes Cook Publisher, The Rhodes Cook Letter                 10:30    Panel: “Redistributing Political Clout: Redistricting and Minority Political Power”   Professor Charles S. Bullock III Department of Political Science, University of Georgia   Professor Steven Voss Department of Political Science, University of Kentucky   Rep. John Aguilera Indiana House of Representatives   Councillor Rozelle Boyd Indianapolis-Marion County Council     11:15    “Redistricting, Noncompetitive Elections, and Citizen Engagement”   Paul Taylor Executive Director, Alliance for Better Campaigns   Dan Johnson-Weinberger National Field Director, Center for Voting and Democracy   Response: Jim Knoop     11:45    “When Non-Professionals (Students) Redraw Districts”         Professor John L. Korey       California State Polytechnic University , Pomona                 12:15    Luncheon program: “The Parties and Redistricting: Gaining Ground or Defending Turf?”         Mr. Howey       Thomas B. Hofeller, Republican National Committee 2001 Redistricting Project                         Jeffrey M. Wice, Democratic National Committee 2001 Redistricting Project       Former Indiana Democratic chairman Robin Winston       Indiana Republican chairman Mike McDaniel                 2:30      Roundtable on redistricting in Indiana and U.S. political history                         George Geib, moderator                         Andy Jacobs, retired member, U.S. House of Representatives                         Gerry LaFollette, political journalist

 

 

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