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Maybe the best thing to do for Public Health systems in Indiana is to give the redistricting job to someone other than the Republicans.
This is another example of how Republicans will use their supermajority to refuse to advance Indiana. They will continue to do the same things that are leading residents throughout the state to move away or move to Indianapolis … all the while continuing to make it harder for Indianapolis to grow.
Will this suffer the same fate as the Shephard/Kernan commission, which also advocated for streamlining government?
You’re suggesting change in Indiana. The typical response to suggestions of change is “if you don’t like things here, go move somewhere else”. Based on the Census numbers, it appears most people are choosing to do so.