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Committee sends House Bill 1749 on Supreme Court redistricting forward with Senate language
Summary
A strike-all for House Bill 1749 that inserts Senate language on redistricting for the Supreme Court was approved; chair said a conference report and new map are expected before districts are finalized.
Chair summarized House Bill 1749, a House bill addressing redistricting for the Supreme Court, and said the committee inserted the Senate language into the measure. He told members to expect a conference report before a final map is in place and warned that federal court activity could affect how districts change.
"People need to expect that all the districts are gonna change of some kind," the Chair said, describing the work as likely to result in a conference report. The committee adopted the strike-all by voice vote and advanced the bill.
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