MI HB5914

Transfers redistricting authority from the legislature to the Legislative Service Bureau, which shall prepare apportionment and redistricting plans within 180 days of the official decennial census population count.

Requires the Senate and House to vote on the Legislative Service Bureau's plan within 60 days, with rejection requiring a 2/3 majority vote; rejected plans trigger a second plan within 30 days, followed by a potential third plan if the second is also rejected.

Establishes redistricting guidelines including 38 single-member Senate districts and 110 single-member House districts with populations between 95-105% of ideal district size, contiguous territory, and preservation of county and township lines where feasible.

Prohibits the Legislative Service Bureau from considering voting history, past election results, or incumbent addresses when preparing redistricting plans.

Requires all redistricting plans to comply with federal statutes and case law, including the Voting Rights Act.