Idaho political historian, author and pundit Randy Stapilus tried his hand at the new redistricting software, which is publicly available for anyone to use, to draw up a division between Idaho's two congressional districts that would put all of Ada and Canyon counties, the state's most-populated, together in one district. The result wasn't pretty: Pretty much the entire state ends up in District 1, with just its southwestern corner, including Ada and Canyon, as District 2 – meaning a single representative would have to serve the widely differing and far-apart regions of North Idaho and eastern Idaho. Check out Stapilus' effort here. A bipartisan citizen redistricting commission will start its work in early June, to draw both new congressional district lines and new legislative districts, to match up with the latest census results.