A state lawmaker says a San Juan County split should be on the table, after a court-ordered redistricting that ‘disenfranchised’ his voters
(Rick Egan | Tribune file photo) Newly elected county officials are sworn in by Judge Hazleton at the San Juan County Courthouse in Monticello on Monday, Jan. 7, 2019. Left to right they are: Greg Adams, John David Nielson, Bruce Adams, Kenneth Maryboy and WIllie Grayeyes. State Rep. Phil Lyman says the court-ordered redistricting that gave the county commission its first Navajo majority disenfranchised voters in Blanding. He's saying the idea of a county split should be debated.

A state lawmaker says a San Juan County split should be on the table, after a court-ordered redistricting that ‘disenfranchised’ his voters

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