AR HB2102

Amends apportionment law to base district allocation on federal decennial census population as adjusted under new procedures, with the number of districts equal to the county's legal entitlement.

Requires the Department of Correction to collect and maintain pre-sentencing residential addresses for incarcerated persons when the federal census counts them as residents of the correctional facility county.

Mandates the Department of Correction submit collected residential address records to the Secretary of State by July 1 each year, excluding incarcerated persons' names and those without in-state residency or unknown addresses.

Directs the State Board of Apportionment to adjust county population based on incarcerated persons' actual pre-sentencing residential addresses for all apportionment purposes.

Updates highway revenue distribution formulas to use census data adjusted under the new incarcerated person procedures for calculating the 17.5% population-based and 13.5% rural population-based allocations to counties.