This bill, as stated in its title, would prohibit States from carrying out more than one congressional redistricting after a decennial census and apportionment. The provided materials include only the bill title, sponsors, committee referral, and date. No publicly available information about specific definitions, procedures, exceptions, enforcement, or other provisions is included in the provided materials.
If enacted, the bill would limit each State to a single redraw of its congressional district boundaries after the once-every-ten-years census and the resulting seat apportionment. How that limit would affect the timing of redistricting, current state practices, or individual voters is not described in the available materials.
No publicly available information on federal or state costs, budget effects, or funding mechanisms is included in the provided materials.
No publicly available information describing proponents' arguments or intended benefits is included in the provided materials. The bill’s sponsors listed in the materials are Ed Case, Salud Carbajal, Debbie Dingell, Donald Norcross, Darren Soto, Thomas Suozzi, Brian Fitzpatrick, Jeff Hurd, Nick LaLota, Michael Lawler, and Ryan Mackenzie.
No publicly available information describing opponents' arguments or concerns is included in the provided materials.