Relates to the redistricting of congressional and state legislative districts
OPINION REFERRED TO JUDICIARY
Summary
The bill changes the state constitution to clarify the redistricting process and adds a provision allowing New York’s legislature to redraw congressional lines when another state has done so more than once within a decade, unless a court orders it. It affects how congressional and state legislative districts are drawn and could give the legislature more flexibility in response to other states’ actions. The amendment would take effect after the next general election and be published three months before that election.
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