Jackson County Republican leaders seem to think the board of commissioners isn’t moving quickly enough to get its districts redrawn.
Although the BOC has been working for several months on a redistricting plan, it has not yet adopted a new map. Because of growth since 2000, the current BOC districts are badly out of population balance. And with the 2012 local elections approaching, those districts need to be fixed during the upcoming meeting of the Georgia General Assembly.
But Republican leaders Kelley Gary and Ron Johnson seem to think that the BOC has been delaying getting that done. The two appeared before the board Monday night.
“You guys are dragging your feet on this and it’s one of the most important things,” said Johnson, who was a candidate for BOC chairman during the 2008 election.
If action is not taken, Johnson said the Republicans would “come out in full force against” any of the commissioners who are up for re-election.
For the full story, see the December 7 issue of The Jackson Herald.

Both of you don't represent me or anyone I know. Ron needs to go back to Gwinnett and Gary is another developer/builder whom we need to remove from Jackson county.
After Bicknell and Fletcher it's time to purge the county of people whom care only about there back pocket not us.
There is no longer a party in this country that represents the average everyday citizen that works pays bills and tax's etc.
I plan to vote out any all incumbents regardless of party.
Go away Ron and Kelley. Take your act elsewhere.
Me as well. I am sick and tired of the politics in this county. Elected official not paying property taxes (as reported in this newspaper), work done on an individual's property (horse farm Jackson Trail), and STUPID decisions that make our taxes higher than they should be.
To everyone who does not vote:
You know: If you can vote and do not the rest of us will decide for you.
The reapportionment can be done quickly. The Manager in Jefferson did and has already had an election using the new maps that were approved by the Justice Department. Maybe if the County can't figure it out they should ask Jefferson.