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NV SJR6
Joint Resolution
AI Summary
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Creates a 7-member Independent Redistricting Commission to draw State Senate, Assembly, and U.S. House districts beginning in 2031, replacing the Legislature's current redistricting authority
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Four commissioners appointed by legislative leaders (Senate Majority/Minority Leaders, Speaker, Assembly Minority Leader); three additional commissioners appointed by those four must not be affiliated with the two largest political parties for at least 4 years
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Commissioners prohibited from being lobbyists, candidates, elected officials, political party officers, paid political consultants, most state employees, or related to such persons within 4 years of appointment
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Redistricting plans must comply with federal law, ensure equal population, protect minority voting rights, not unduly advantage any political party, respect communities of interest, and promote competitive districts where practicable
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Final plans require at least 5 votes including one commissioner each from the largest party, second-largest party, and a non-major-party commissioner; must pass two consecutive legislative sessions and voter approval to take effect
Legislative Description
Proposes to amend the Nevada Constitution to create an independent redistricting commission. (BDR C-748)
Last Action
(Pursuant to Joint Standing Rule No. 14.3.1, no further action allowed.)
4/12/2025