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Monterey County board backs federal measures limiting midterm redistricting; one abstention on late-filed bill
Summary
The Board of Supervisors voted to support federal measures aimed at banning midterm-era redistricting by states, approving support letters for two bills and noting continued monitoring for additional related legislation.
The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to support federal legislation seeking to prohibit states from enacting new congressional redistricting plans after the decennial census and before the next midterm election.
What they voted on: County legislative staff presented three federal bills for consideration, described in the staff report as measures that would create uniform limits on mid-decade redistricting nationwide. "These three bills seek to inhibit the ability for states to redistrict before midterm elections nationwide," Legislative…
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