# Appendix — Beer v. United States

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## Record

- **Collection:** Supreme Court brief
- **Document type:** Appendix
- **Published:** January 1, 1976
- **Citation:** 425 U.S. 130

## Text

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DEC 16 1574

APPENDIX

Volume II : MICHAEL RODAK, JR_CLERK

IN THE

Supreme Court of the United States

OcTOBER TERM, 1973
No. 73-1869

Perer H, Beer, PHiuip ©. Ciaccio, JosepH V. DrRosa,
CLARENCE O, Dupuy, JR., JoHN D. LAMBERT, JR.,
AND JAMES A. Moreau, Members of the Council of
the City of New Orleans, Acting For and On
Behalf of the City of New Orleans, Appellants

V.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
and
WiuiAM B. SaxsBe, Attorney General of the United
States, Individually and in His Official Capacity,
and
JOHNNY JACKSON, JR., Er AL., Appellees

Appeal from the United States District Court for the
District of Columbia

DOCKETED JUNE 13, 1974
PROBABLE JURISDICTION NOTED OCTOBER 15, 1974

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page
SY ED eidbddged-ceieeesnenensdannsn¢enseeunns 2
Complaint for Declaratory Judgment under Voting

SETI, ec De acl cee Be ee Joe 8

Answer of the United States of America ............ 35

Motion to Intervene as Defendants ................. 40

EE ee a ee 53

ee us cn ccnenuscestusecesates 54

Transcript of Proceedings ...............ccccceeues 58
Witnesses :

NS i ote eee eeiaenenaeeedns 91

SD ov ne doce dageddsdendewies 358

CE SE 0b cs ch pcan dcvaunnéwéeeds 395

SD aie GID 6knsee0cescecccedesees 324

ee rn cued eeehes padaees andes 355

Johnny Jackson, Jr. ..........ccccccccseces 445

John D, Lambert, Jr. ..... 00... ccc cece 469

PE Sr rn ae ee 247

Pames N. PeGMms .....cccccccccccccccce 171, 294

EY 6 54h00 04454 adbd bake sdccedddceveceiseics 499
Deponents:

Philip C. Ciaccio (excerpts) ............... 584

Cecil W. Carter (excerpts) and Exhibits .... 585

ey Wg MED ond veneecescececeeaececes 499

Clarence O. Dupuy ...............eecceeees 533

Jonathan A. Eckert (excerpts) ........... 570

Johnny Jackson, Jr. (excerpts) ............ 580

John D, Lambert, Jr. (excerpts) ............ 555

James N, Pezant (excerpts) ............... 575

Verbatim Transcript of Special Council Meeting on Re-
districting Held on February 15, 1972 (excerpts) 609

Composite Chart of Electoral Voting Areas from De-
fendants’ Exhibit 1 and 5 (in color)

ii Table of Contents Continued

Defendants’ Exhibit 2: 1961 Redistricting Plan ..... 621

Defendants’ Exhibit 3: Moreau’s Original Redistrict-
ing Plan Proposed January

GE, BEU scoccocccvcescececs 622
Defendants’ Exhibit 4: 1972 Redistricting Plan Ordi-

nance 4796 M.C.S. .......... 623
Defendants’ Exhibit 5: 1973 Redistricting Ordinance

| 66) rs 624

Defendants’ Exhibit 6: Redistricting Plan Proposed
by New Orleans Chapter,
ABE ccccveccesenceeees 625

: Redistricting Plan Proposed
by Orleans Parish Republican
Political Action Council .... 626

~]

Defendants’ Exhibit

(Nore: The Opinion of the United States District Court
for the District of Columbia is included as Appendix A; the
Judgment of that Court as Appendix B; and the Notice of
Appeal to this Court as Appendix C in the Jurisdictional
Statement filed herein.

IN THE

Supreme Court of the United States

OctToBER TERM, 1973

No. 73-1869

Perer H. Beer, Pure C. Craccio, Josep V. Diltosa,
CLARENCE O. Dupuy, JR., Joun D. LAMBERT, JR.,
AND JAMES A. Moreau, Members of the Council of
the City of New Orleans, Acting For and On
Behalf of the City of New Orleans, Appellants

Vv.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
and
WiturAM R. Saxse, Attorney General of the United
States, Individually and in His Official Capacity,
and
Jounny Jackson, Jr., Er AL., Appellees

Appeal from the United States District Court for the
District of Columbia

APPENDIX
Volume II

344

Jonathan A. Eckert (continued)
Cross Examination
By Mr. Halpin:

Q. Mr. Eckert, you stated, is it correct, that you were
familiar with the black population and voter registration
concentrations within the City of New Orleans prior to de-
veloping Plan 2? A. Yes.

Q. All right. Were you familiar with the location of the
residences of the seven councilmen prior to developing Plan
2? , v4 12 F3 7 / 0 4/ , 3
‘ d ‘ ; aaa ” - ; y y
561 CICC / Wo Tho
; , € o c? Ps ‘
sl cCJICC - continued = A “ee = ( Wy, 3
Z =
Indigent Defender Program ys
7 os “ - —_
2 ind. Def. Prog.-Municipal & Traffic Cts fs =
7, a 5
: - fe
21 Terget Area Crime Prog " 2 w 7F7-} 441.1} 2D 429.4 |

4751 ote ee 7 | 6 85.'7 / ( 4.3

43801 - Bureau of Food Stamps O| l2r|24 2% 114

9291 Central Duplicating — 4 3 60 ot. = ‘) -

1202 EDP 14 15/ 1670125 (32.9)
_ 102019921973|26 |p.s12/

1501 Administration 7 T [00 oD | © ‘ sili

Administration

’ a 7 ." c ,
1551. piretighting 94621932 1975|2% |9.2| :
i - ; a
1553 Fire Training 5 + »’ 3 ; a OD
1601 Fire Dispatching » 21 20 ‘i 4 my i 4; ‘ :

, ae | A “ts ~~ 2 “7 4 é)

MAYOR Hb s EL 20 496

as |

MAYOR 5

51 Mayor's Office (incl. Intern'1 rets) | (4 | /2|bf4| G [31,46
0252 Human Relations Committee yi 5 po. vi 64.3
1262 Consumer Affairs . wv) vf Sui} 3 142. a =
4741 Urban Development & Planning (| ¥ {bhi 2) 147 2 a
‘901 __ MOSQUITO CONTROL 2.6 Z/ W088 5 19,2). |

POLICE (see attached breakdown) 18 4} [63f 3 09 Lda 7 De

1001 Superintendent 23 |/9 |¥24) Y |42y
1002 Internal Affairs Div. 6 |Y joo oO) O 7
1003 Community Relations Div. 23 9 fad [4 - LY

1004 Inspections Division y. | 3 te a. o)
1905 Research & Planning Div. ds S R22) ) Ié J :
1096 Special Invest. Div. TY - UY YL is ) é =.
1051 Public Information Riv. y | ofa / Ov 5 O
1052 Fiscal & P.M. Div. LY / ag big] YS | 34.4 UA
1053 Educ. & Training Div. L Y “4 | C s IS a

54 Tech. Services SEL WL 2 yg [ALD

155 Personnel Div. S1 {60S AS V6 LA &

62 Spec. Operations Div. i. O Ci oa) : *:.)-° x: S05 H') 53.b 3320 Hf | 3/,'}
292 Director's Office | i “he L. SS () {, 150
5951 Public Bldgs..Admin.- -: “inl 1S | 714 4 29,6 a
192 Public Bldgs. Custodial Serv. ) ?) “7 «J S Ee,

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' fepartmental Breakdown - continued - 5 iA oa VA —_ 7. F

CODE DEPARTMENT TOTAL White % Black % Other/*

SAFETY & PERMITS - continued

2052 Building Inspection _+ 345 |3 3 Gof. 3\2 1357
2053 Electrical Inspec. Section ~74=, L QO\O \2
1054 _Nechanical Inspec. Section 27143 GIA Y V4
2055 Plan Processing Section Dil 4 LO0 O 2
2056 Housing Improvement 39 5 AT AMA J) PET

; —_ a
2057 Central Relocation 2 if J/ ify & f e, 3 4 >|
2101 Motor Vehicle Inspec. if he | 3 6 (o, A. 7 2 7 4/4
2531 ; Code Enforcement i. * ‘4, 2 ‘ 7 a ra 2 3

25
SANITATION -** See Pg. 6 also. celestial Do. 4/2 OZ, BIE 48
~ i A

2591 Director's Office | / SE , 0 a 0

2703 7th Street Incinerator 2 3. aad na y +f / C

J704 Algiers Sicilian 27 ot 757 7 44, y,

2705 Gentilly Land Fill PT NAY NV: a: ;

2706 Algiers Land Fill __ EE vest 2 Z 7

4 fT —
1707 Incinerator Support / eZ, 7 - al a,

1707 Incinerator Support : —
, ~ fQa 7 7s
-708 N.O. East Incinerator a2 FD f id w-~, A if /7, + is
al OA ala, : ,, C ‘J se,
2751 Manual Street Cleanup _) VA “oS 7S, 4 Pl af /
as. 4) +, WA 2)
2752 Mechanical Cleanup / -~ Z o Cl /. Z a
id y } :
2753 Flushing ral Pa / Z Z, (4 dD aan
, a. ,
° cs e ‘5 i ra )
754 Algiers Street Cleanup f / Z a4 ao! U
. “wy ® ? j
2755 Task Force Cleanup Z » VA £ ra A t- ~
r *). At 7, iy
2756 Vieux Carre Cleanup L2. / e / od ‘fe te
a, y YY aa 7 a A ee
- | “Us | ‘
STREETS ES ake, For) MTA Y d
3001 Director's Office FT é 60,7 f . S/, /
ia) / CU f
3051 Engr. Division - Admin. oA ( 7 / J) /
Ay : ; a 2 -
/ gs 4 Gr sf -
$952-3-5-3061 Operations oj 4 07 KG 2 : yf 4, Via
; 4 oa
3 Wi, ZO NG2c) 3} 2
i104 Maintenance Div. - Admin. U / at S24 2 P |
, ZI A a a Aare 1
10B - L Operations 4 / C- L yd SRA at / Ld
51 Traffic Engr. - Admin. LE Vig JOP? e
4 Z s ? “ 4 . 4 - 4
»2-3 Operations a 7 6 1O OF } : ", “A ——
_ ~
000 __UPPER PONTALBO 3 ex , A L 2 eA -
4 \/5 W5\IL 1951
4
UTILITIES ay / - C2 tA I :
“] J? 7} / gy 2g 2|
6501 Director's Office - en tft (a -
, / sh ar | 7 4 | A
of. P / , ee
51 Regulatory Division a Zeil jt -
, sf A f /- , al be yy "s {
Taxicab Bureau i | fc. fe (7h) of I~ fe 4 |

Departmental Breakdown - continued - 6

CODs DEPARTMENT TOTAL WHITE _% BLACK %& _OTKEP/
WELFARE 257 16/ 12371 /9¢6176,3|

9231-2-3 Administration Offices YG 4 WP2y tin | St?

9201 Touro Shakespeare SS {G |] C4 ve. | a

9221 _Milne Hone 471 (6 12%] 2:1 64

241 Youth Study Center S w) § 34 > AS

9551 Juvenile Offenders (0 “f dO l, Ae

9721 St. Bernard Area Guidance oe 2D) f) " ere

6751 West Bank Outreach Center y B O|10O se | 34d :
9761 Lead Poisoning Unit / 0 f [O G 170

UNATTACHED BOARDS & COMMISSIONS

PARKWAYS & PARKS

"OIA

PO3C

PO3D

Administration

-

Green Houses

Nurseries

PO3D

POJE

POIF

PO3G

PO3H

POZI

PO3K
POIL

PO3M

Nurseries

Building & Util. Maint.

Tree Trim & Removal

Grass Cutting

Flower & Shrubbery

Algiers

Park Devel. & Const.

‘Pontchartrain Park

Brechtel Park

7051

CITY PLANNING COMMISSION

9451

FRENCH MARKET CORPORATION

7101

VIEUX CARRE COMMISSION

TOTAL EMPLOYEES

8, 1S q WHITE

O'S BLACK a ft, 12 OTHER ; A”

% % %

Totals as of 8/1/72: totaid4ZG write 57C cA (LES) = Black 9722 (34-24)

other | wtb)

96°

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DEPARTMENTAL BREAKDOWN OF CITY EMPLovees - 5-/-72

ODE DEPARTMENT TOTAL WHITE % BLACK % -
ALCOMOT, CAEPTY ACTION PROCR 33 1 3/ B at leg. |
7521 ASAP AZ Ls 50.014 | 56.0)
9671 ASAP - Traffic Probation /O 7 70.0) 3 300i
S011 ___ AVIATION 53 3'i (2 9| a; |%,
___CHTEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE ae ae ta, Cj ay
9351 CAO pies oe Ai: @ ICO 0 lo)
0352 Planning Division 15 J/3 86.7| / 6-7 | Ve
9353 Operations Division _ 40 i i $5.0} 3 15.0 |.
1 0354 Federal Programs Division 43 5 O/.5 | 4 3g.4 :
0851 ___ CITY ATTORNEY a 47 in y/o i an ae)
Tae SERVICE Sacer 80 £3 ee ea
-6901 Director's Office A A 160 0 0
“6002 Recruitment Division IT A 3 | $5.2 + 4.
6903 Classification Division /4 // 173.3) 4 26.7
wn m ee oe y O

LOOG me e
5004 loyee Relatio ) . 4 4 /00 O O
L . —
. 9401 CITY DEMONSTRATION AGENCY *** 345 7 en | 73 [GS 1
bg Uped Unte- 2 nv, ng
; COOPERATIVE MANPOWER PLNG. SYSTEM Ll 3 ti wd A GL 2
9541 CAMPS L i |167| 35 | 93.3
-T471 Y.0.P. /] / G/l\_ lo |9%.9 a
-FFL1 Summer Youth Program UO G qu $ 7 Go ’ b ®
CITY COUNCIL 2 4 33 is | er ae FO
6011 City Councilmen's Offices aq AT 93,1 A 6.9
- “51 Clerk of Council g L 75,0! & A540)
5, o - *@ , .
CRIMINAL JUSTICE COORDINATING councti. | 3 7 J > I5i\_ 4 2 tS
561 CICC /O 5 50.0| 5 _ |40.0 |
F591 CJCC - cons fnued . 4 ae E 3 — O O |
4794 — Burd Daf Ae) - Mere % +
ata __—-Ipdigent_petedies "6. Prossan : Af AGO_ 93.3) A pl, 7
Fa Y t AA2e~ A we P _
i! ervance & id 3795 fie et 2 | if
| : | Se
“$91 __Director's Office // g | rh E 129.35. -
PG
)2 Internal Audit 5 5 ‘00 _ 0 O a
:
531 Pucchasing AC _2Y 913. 2 TTY
: oa Accounting : 64 , 50 WL! (4 Lads. G —
'57L - Public Service Careers listed on Pg. 6; figures included in Civil Service rotal™
#06. = Certified Area listed on Pg. 6; figures included in CDA total. -
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Ospactmental Breakdown - continued - page 2

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ff
CODE DEPARTMENT TOTAL WHITE % BLACK % cx
- Finance - continued
‘651 Treasury Administration 4A | 4 |0 \ O10.
1H 52 Tax Collection & Audit Ab 33 WT I3_ 2G. 3
+653 Receipts & Disbursement & 5 735.3} / {4-7} |
54 Parking Meter Collection £ 3 | 375|_ 5 |6as
ust tuceau ot Revews 1 OTL _L Ogb
_- #151 Employee Retirement b 5 $3.3} / |/6-7
2.901 Bureau of Food Stamos 39 5 /4.8| 324 | IT2\_
9591 Central Duplicating Z 5 33.3| / |16.7
-TEDP EDP 717 56 7A7| Al |A73
_—s Ja20 | 474 |77 N34 |i
$501 Administration g 8 BZA / lay |
1551 Firefighting Vo GAL |975| JQ 12.3 vf,
1553 Fire Training 4 “ §60| / O\
1601 Fire Dispatching a/ ! FO5| 2 |9.5_

4651 Fire Prevention i XG 0.3
GENERAL SERVICES | = | “ ea ~ atts: Ue
it} Pipa o_|_s tod 2 fang
HEALTH 494) 206 |4i 1396 163.1 | 2
_ 4801 Director's Office /O_ | +A 6 |400
351 Administration 7! 4 57/1 3 W289
4361 Vital Records AT 7 ay . & ae //./
4371 Communicable Disease Control “ | 8 S79) / Idd
ee nn ee 8 95) at 1-2 / : / /00 | O | 9g
381 public mealth Nursing, Maternal /3/ | 54 4).2 "Ie | 58.0 tf
401 Dental. iain icmrthoosin Ri / 20.0; A} $0.0 ‘
11 Venereal Disease Control Jo /4 |¥25|_& [4245 _|
~421 Public Health Sanitation (IT 33 (529. 24 | 42.) ,
AT EE a 7 hed 8 |an.7
75) Rodent Control 33 / Le O: 32 (77.0.1
Feast! Home Health Services 9 ob __.iaa2 7 77 5:
L-rrLh Environmental He rvice 30 / 3.3) 29 | 967 :

wan —#$._ 2: 2 F432

1400 . ©

86C

* \soactmental Breakdown - continued - page 3

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CODE DEPARTMENT TOTAL WHITE % BLACK &% o.
Health - continued
Wb Aic Surveillaace x 3/ 4 1%.1, 26 '33F'
A472 Parish Prison Medical Clinic 17 4 423.5| /3 [765
ROL Drug Abuse Treatment Program 60 (3 ANT! 46 | 76.711,
9701 piv ; oar a: ‘eins / / 100. O 0
4901 LIBRARY QS. , eo Ye eee ee
—TS0A Administration /& 14 S75, Xd |/A5
\-T50B-M__ Maintenance & Operation J20 S35 170.9) 35 129./
“T.50P-2 Branch Libraries AG 33 WE! 13 [ZG.2r
-T301 Bookmobiles G 3 50.0| 7? |400| |
T3551 Restricted Funds AY 3 33,3} /& {66.7
MAYOR 4-/ a3 (opi cy |e
0251 Mayor's Office, pamd!titern'] Rels.) ag / \724 3 {476}
0252 Human Relations Committee /6 G |32751/0 62 4\
9262 Consumer Affairs ‘7 4 SIA 2 [429
u 2 1/700! O a,

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. queers ode 2 1/00! O | O
| ©71cO1___ MOSQUITO _CONTROL anil ks ae Ce es
. POLICE. . $33 1/583 [8/8 oF IAF Iy/
[DT ae Yo | 36 |%\|4 |p
yf Police Surgeon 44 4 Joo | O O :
= Budget Control _ ZL s 3,31 0 O / Mt-,
LOS4aD-——perations 1$0_| J09_ \ZA4! 7/ 1.39.4
($33 Police Academy S
4
‘ys
as
‘
e

Wiuiam R. Kownrap, Dire
8,219

Work Force

Joun D. Jackman, Cuter, CLASSIFICATION Drvis1on
Total Classified

May 15, 1967

)

:

7
31/67
j

‘S1/t

Date of

Tabulation

~~ t

Say VP e r . a TDoLy OD . Lu / y Tw > e
Supsect: Tue Seqvence or Buack/Wuire EmptoymMent Ratio in THE CLASSIFIED Service SINCE
»)

From:
»/15/¢
6/30/69
12/31/¢

To
.
1
12

61%
1.80%

el

c
7)

30/70
12/31/70

6/

14.49%
29.41%

31%

oO

4 Be
/

co

/
9
= /
6.10
37.2%
%
%

3

2
24.9
»

nN.
39.06

yees.

3
»
~~

3

7
2,372
4,115

.
e

1,8
99
3,107
4,258

bd 9 eed

0.60%

4.71%
gher annual summer tabulation figures embrace the seasonal recreational and student

8,606
9,116
9,088
11,067*
9,56
10,926

employment.

CIVIL SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Systematieallv hi

’

NOTE:

4

1/71

1/30/71

12/3

1/30/73

* Exeludes approximately 500 Youth Opportunity Program summer emplo

608 609

s ~~ ~& Excerpts from Verbatim Transcript of Special Council Meeting
3 +“ s ¢ s on Redistricting

2 rm , e B x = Held on February 15, 1972 at 7:00 P.M.

_l ey 2 > 3) % CouNcILMAN Josep W. Di Rosa: Ladies and gentlemen,
s SS Ss we are meeting here tonight for a formal hearing. This is
§ not one where we have an invocation and all the rest of the
+ formalities that come up. This is just an open public hear-
ts ing on redistricting, as such. We want you to know that
2 “= “é =| this is an open hearing only. There will be no voting on
= - = = = | £ anything at this time, and it has been the rule of the
> 3s ac == a Council that we ask that you restrict your speech, if you
5 = E S z| can, to three minutes, but we allow you five. If it’s possible
- - as to restrict it to three, we ask that you do so, but we
jn allow five minutes to each speaker. If you have any written
B statements, we ask that you submit the written statements
a to us and we’ll have them reproduced and give them back
= 2, =, to you—give any portion of it back. If you have a statement
= Ee Ec! .. that will take longer than that to read, we ask that you
~ = 2 tS = S| summarize your statement and give us a copy of the
2

S = m Mr. Atvin Sarcent: Gentlemen of the Council. I am
~) representing the Black Political Coalition of New Orleans.
& I am also Vice Chairman of the SCLC of the local chapter
= here in New Orleans. I think it was January 20 when our
& — ey President, Reverend Avery Alexander, did present to this
= 2 Cc 4 5 4 9 body a plan for SCLC. From this plan represented ideas
& = ue = 3 46 ca of a coalition of black leaders from around the City. At
— & 5 Oo sé - that meeting, the first meeting, seoend meetings that we
.— “ihe had, it was agreed upon that we would then approach the
2 FP = City Council for the Council to act on a ten-member dis-
= = 7 trict and also one member to run at large on a City-wide
= = = basis, Which would mean that this one member that would
a = > = g be elected, from the City-wide basis, would ther through
z % as a a S Po revision of the City Home Rule Charter, become the Vice
= Black
A 61,048 13,830 22.7
B 39,266 19,723 50.2
C 41,844 10,304 24.6
D 48,546 17,615 36.3 &
E 51,694 22,111 42.8
Total 242,398 83,583 34.5

*Statistics caiculated by the City of New Orleans, letter
of May 9, 1973.

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MOREAU'S ORIGINAL REDISTRICTING PLAN
PROPOSED JANUARY 13, 1972 */

Population-------
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.. .| NEW ORLEANS

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1972 REDISTRICTING PLAN *

Popul ationq

* Statistics calculated by the City of New Orleans, letter
of May 4, 1972.

~y . mr Ser —Ae - Sy; ~ . ey x ~
eae ee 5p J NEW ORLEA
od . . .
“y at iS sae ~
- " ‘ oe \ > ; —f RP. ¥ - sg
: Md rt ps Ye a 7 5 PRECINCT nUwBER pastaneped _oF STREETS oa
’ Py k g —_— , A} ¢ ©) ward nuwern . i + ee
ae: f : . . . = € BOuUN0 . . ;
‘ font a —— @2F0 GBOuUNDA -_ ain if —
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Dedd's 5 Evh, 5 1973 REDISTRICTING PLAN */

ORDINANC. 5154 M.C.S.

Popul ation~e- n-ne ee ner er enn ween nn ewe wen n=-
District Total Deviation Black “Black
A 117,901 -0.7% 36,665 29.1
B 118 ,678 0.0% 76,109 64.1
C 119,023 +0 , 37, 42,651 35.8
D 118, 337 -0, 3% 51,447 43.5
E 119,532 +0. 7% 60 ,437 50.6
Total 593,471 267,308 45.0
Registered voterS-
E 45,898 19,819 43.2 7
Total 242,416 83,588 34.5

¥Statistics calculated by the City of New Orleans, letter
of May 9, 1973.

DEPARTMENT OF STREETS
=~ — . - — -

—OGeP. an ear’oav —

PRECINCT muweE®
@ ware wowace

—— PRECINCT BOUNDARY
Paro souwoany

DEPARTMENT OF STREETS

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nde S mceey eam = aoa , is —
ar ee a a = % Oe Oe i A a ">| 0 ey SK RN
/ REDISTRICTING PLAN PROPOSED BY
“oT Evh. 6 NEW ORLEANS CHAPTER, NAACP */
et iT LONe ete mee een ere eee wewnn nnn nn
District Total _ Deviation Black “Black
A 117,901 ~-0.7% 36,665 29.1
B 118,678 0.5% 76,109 64.1
C 119,676 +0, 8% 62,756 52.4
D 118,129 -0,5% 28,022 se
E 119,095 +0, 3% 63,756 ee
Total 593,471 267,308 45.0
Registered voterSener-eneeee ce seer ewccee
District Total Black “Black
A 57, 387 12,964 22.6
B 39,870 20,976 52.6
C 48,204 19,210 39.9
D 50 , 667 9,171 18.1 -
E 46,270 21,267 46.0 S
Total 242,398 83,588 34.5

* Statistics caiculated by
letter of May 31, 1973,

the City of New Orleans,

from Councilinan Sapir.

DEPARTMENT OF STREETS
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REDISTRICTING PLAN PROPOSED BY ORLEANS PARISH

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District Total | Deviation Black 7Black
A 119,531 +0. 7%, 42,397 35.5
B 117,638 -0.97 88,504 75.2
C 117,894 -0.7% 26,865 22.8
D 117,016 -1.47 78,207 66.8
E 121, 330 +2. 27 31,379 25.9
Total 593,409 267, 352 45.0
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District Total Black 7Black
A 53,401 13,880 26.0
B 39,024 24,734 60.8
C 53,392 7,307 13.7
D 38 ,467 24,373 63.4
E 58,109 13,189 22.7
Total 242,393 83,483 34.4 5

* Population statistics calculated by the Department of
Justice from precinct population figures supplied by the

New Orleans Bureau of Governmental Research.

Registration

statistics supplied by the Republican Political Action

Council.

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Source: Frix Law Library, https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/brief%3Amicro_IA40385003_0110%3A03. Public record. Not legal advice.