Who controls redistricting?

Answer 1

Reapportionment refers to the proportional redistribution of representation in a legislative body. In the United States, this responsibility falls on the Reapportionment and Redistricting Committee in Congress.

Answer 2

It varies by state. In 36 states, the state legislature creates and enacts the redistricting plan; many require approval by the governor for the final plan and, of course, all are subject to federal guidelines and legal challenges. Two or three states let independent bodies submit proposals, which are then voted on by the legislature. Five states use an independent of bipartisan commission to draw up new districts. Seven states have only one representative, so they have no congressional district lines to draw.

Answer 3

state legislature is responsible for redistricting

Answer 4

The state legislators redraw congressional districts.

Answer 5

The state legislature for each individual state.

Answer 6

State legislature are responsible.

Answer 7

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