Redistricting Reform Act of 2024

The Redistricting Reform Act of 2024 establishes federal standards for congressional redistricting, requiring states to redraw district boundaries after each census in compliance with specific criteria. It prohibits mid-decade redistricting except when required by court, mandates districts comply with constitutional population equality and Voting Rights Act protections, and prevents states from creating plans that favor or disfavor political parties. The bill requires transparent public input processes, including maintaining a public website with all proposed plans, data, and comments. If states fail to follow these requirements, federal courts can develop and implement compliant redistricting plans. The law applies only to congressional districts and does not affect state or local election processes.