MO HJR32

Increases Missouri House of Representatives from 163 to 180 members and State Senate from 34 to 40 members, with senators not exceeding one-third of house membership.

Replaces partisan reapportionment commission process with nonpartisan redistricting division within the joint committee on legislative research to establish districts after each decennial census.

Establishes strict redistricting standards including equal population distribution (quotient cannot exceed 1% of ideal population), contiguous and compact districts, and prohibition on using incumbent addresses, voter registration data, election results, or demographic information beyond population counts.

Requires general assembly to approve redistricting plans submitted by redistricting division by September 1 of year ending in one, with up to three submission rounds before supreme court assumes responsibility.

Makes attempts to influence redistricting staff a Class D felony and provides for immediate removal from office or ballot for violators holding elected or appointed positions.