I like A and B, with a preference toward A since the lines are less jagged as they are based on roads. And Board members would have a better idea where their ward ends. But either is better than C. Nice website BTW.

My preference is for option A. As others have mentioned, both A and B address the strange "gerrymandered" look of the current wards (and option C). I prefer the cleaner separations in A, and in particular that it doesn't split preserves like Fremont Older across wards.

The regional map is best. I agree that the Mountain View and Sunnyvale regions should be combined into one.

I like both A and B, with a slight preference for A, siding with Stephen, Lori and Matt. Are Mountain View and Sunnyvale wards really that high density that they are so small geographically?

Options A and B both appear to be very reasonable. Option C looks convoluted.

I agree with Matt Brunnings. Also, I want to see more regionalism in Bay Area governance and less city based divisiveness.

This is my preferred option. I like how the wards are shaped regularly and the boundaries make sense.

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