Requires states to use independent commissions to draw congressional and state voting maps.
This bill would make states use independent groups, not politicians, to draw voting districts for Congress. States would also need to use these groups for their own state legislative districts to keep federal money for elections.
Today, states often let their state legislatures or other bodies draw congressional and state legislative voting districts, which can lead to maps favoring one political party. If this bill becomes law, all states would be required to use independent, nonpartisan commissions to draw congressional districts. States would also need to use these commissions for state legislative districts to receive federal election administration money.
HR 158 · 119th Congress · January 3, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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