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House bipartisan group floats congressional redistricting changes to stop partisan map wars — Ed Case | ChamberLight
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The House Problem Solvers Caucus announced four proposals to change congressional redistricting rules, including a ban on middecade redistricting and standards for drawing maps. The lawmakers say the measures could reduce partisan mapmaking, but the article does not report responses from opponents.
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Hawaii Democratic representative who led the TRUST Act and partnered on the Nonpartisan Courts Act.
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California Democratic representative and partner on the Maps Act.
Pennsylvania Republican representative and partner on the Nonpartisan Courts Act.
New York Democratic representative and Problem Solvers Caucus co-chair.
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Hawaii Democratic representative who led the TRUST Act and partnered on the Nonpartisan Courts Act.
Colorado Republican representative who led the TRUST Act.
California Democratic representative and partner on the Maps Act.
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New York Democratic representative and Problem Solvers Caucus co-chair.
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