You can apply today!

Apply for the Commission Online—December 15, 2009 through February 16, 2010. Learn about the general application and selection process and timeline. You can apply by clicking on the icon to the right:

If you have questions or comments or need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this process, call us toll free at 1-866-356-5217 or send us an e-mail at votersfirstact@auditor.ca.gov. We'll be happy to answer any of your questions. We encourage as many applicants as possible to apply and take advantage of this exciting, once-in-a-decade opportunity to be on this new Commission!

You can see how many applications are being submitted!

Do you want to know how many applications we're receiving and where they are coming from? We are tracking that information on a daily basis and will be providing weekly updates:

December 22 | December 28 | January 4 | January 11 | January 14 | January 22 | January 29 | February 5

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You made it happen!

Before the Voters FIRST Act, California lawmakers were charged with drawing their own legislative and Board of Equalization districts. But California voters changed all that when they authorized the creation of the Citizens Redistricting Commission (Commission) in the November 2008 General Election. Now YOU can apply to serve on an independent Commission that will draw district boundaries for the state Senate, Assembly, and Board of Equalization.

Please check out General Information and the Application and Selection Process for details on this historic and exciting opportunity for YOU to help draw the lines. Check back frequently as new, updated information will continually be added. If you need a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in the Commission selection process, please contact us, toll free, at 1-866-356-5217 or send a letter or e-mail specifying the accommodation you are requesting to votersfirstact@auditor.ca.gov.

General information is available in six other languages: Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Tagalog, and Vietnamese.

Opportunity for Public Comment for New Rulemaking Process