Indiana lawmakers would generally be barred from setting or changing state and congressional districts outside the first regular session after each ten-year U.S. census.
Indiana lawmakers would generally be barred from setting or changing state and congressional district lines outside the first regular session after each ten-year U.S. census. State law lists exceptions.
Indiana lawmakers would be barred from setting or changing state and congressional districts outside the first regular session after each ten-year U.S. census. The restriction covers Indiana House, Senate, and congressional districts. The House and Senate rule has an exception in another section of Indiana law. The congressional rule has an exception for a redistricting commission. If enacted, the restriction would take effect upon passage.
No hearings or votes scheduled.