Problem Solvers Independent Commissions Act

This bill would require every state to draw its U.S. House district maps through an independent redistricting commission, starting with redistricting after the 2030 census. Each commission would have equal numbers of members from the two largest parties in the state legislature and from people not affiliated with either, chosen mostly at random from public applicants. The commission would follow set map-drawing rules, hold public meetings, publish a draft plan for comment, and need a two-thirds vote, including support from each member group, to adopt a final plan. If no plan is adopted in time, the state's highest court could appoint special masters to draw the map, and the state legislature would have no role.

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Sponsors

• Brian K. Fitzpatrick Republican sponsor
• 7 cosponsors