A joint resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the State of Iowa relating to legislative redistricting.

HJR 2006 proposes a constitutional amendment to reform Iowa's legislative redistricting process. It would require the creation of a nonpartisan legislative services agency to draw congressional and state legislative district maps after each federal census, with strict deadlines for data collection and plan submission. The agency must publicly disclose maps, population data, and plan details before the legislature votes on the proposed districts. This amendment directly affects how Iowa's legislature draws district boundaries, aiming to standardize the process through mandated timelines and transparency requirements. (Note: This is a proposed constitutional amendment, not yet enacted.)