House centrists propose four solutions to stop ‘extreme partisan gerrymandering’
As caucus co-chair, Fitzpatrick presented the bipartisan agenda and argued that gerrymandering undermines trust in government.

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As caucus co-chair, Fitzpatrick presented the bipartisan agenda and argued that gerrymandering undermines trust in government.

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The bipartisan House Problem Solvers Caucus proposed four measures addressing mid-decade redistricting, independent commissions, district standards and federal-court review. Supporters said the proposals would reduce partisan manipulation and strengthen public trust.
House Problem Solvers Caucus co-chair and advocate for the redistricting agenda
Leader of the Independent Commissions Act with Brian Fitzpatrick
Advocate for the TRUST Act, which would limit redistricting to once every 10 years
Leader of the MAP Act proposal with Salud Carbajal
Leader of the MAP Act proposal with Michael Lawler
Advocate for expedited federal-court review of congressional redistricting disputes
House Problem Solvers Caucus co-chair involved in presenting the redistricting agenda
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Leader of the MAP Act proposal with Salud Carbajal
Leader of the MAP Act proposal with Michael Lawler
Advocate for expedited federal-court review of congressional redistricting disputes
House Problem Solvers Caucus co-chair involved in presenting the redistricting agenda
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