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Reform No. 04

End Gerrymandering

Require every state to draw congressional districts through an independent redistricting commission.

38%

of Congress documented cosponsoring this reform

205 of 536 members

CongressVoters
Democrats
77%76%
Republicans
0%57%
Independents
67%72%

Voter figures: Noble Predictive Insights for Common Cause (an advocacy organization), Sept 2025.

Vehicle in the 119th Congress

Related bills not counted

  • Redistricting Transparency and Accountability Act

    House ·HR 5921

    Adds transparency and public-comment requirements to state redistricting but does not require states to transfer mapmaking authority to an independent commission.

  • Ban on mid-decade redistricting (Kiley)

    House ·HR 4889

    Prohibits a state from redistricting more than once per decade — barring the mid-decade map redraws at the center of the 2025–26 redistricting fights — but does not require states to transfer mapmaking authority to an independent commission, the reform's standard.

Also crediting cosponsors of prior versions

What it does

The Redistricting Reform Act would require every state to draw congressional districts through an independent redistricting commission, and ban mid-decade partisan redistricting nationwide absent a court order.

How members will be scored

Recorded as supporting if they are a cosponsor of the Redistricting Reform Act in either chamber, or voted Yea on the predecessor For the People Act / Freedom to Vote Act in the past three Congresses.

Where Congress stands.

Alabama · 1 of 9 supportAlaska · 0 of 3 supportArizona · 3 of 11 supportColorado · 5 of 10 supportFlorida · 5 of 29 supportGeorgia · 6 of 15 supportIndiana · 2 of 11 supportKansas · 1 of 6 supportMaine · 3 of 4 supportMassachusetts · 11 of 11 supportMinnesota · 5 of 10 supportNew Jersey · 6 of 14 supportNorth Carolina · 3 of 16 supportNorth Dakota · 0 of 3 supportOklahoma · 0 of 7 supportPennsylvania · 7 of 19 supportSouth Dakota · 0 of 3 supportTexas · 9 of 39 supportWyoming · 0 of 3 supportConnecticut · 7 of 7 supportMissouri · 2 of 10 supportWest Virginia · 0 of 4 supportIllinois · 13 of 19 supportNew Mexico · 3 of 5 supportArkansas · 0 of 6 supportCalifornia · 44 of 53 supportDelaware · 2 of 3 supportDistrict of Columbia · 1 of 1 supportHawaii · 3 of 4 supportIowa · 0 of 6 supportKentucky · 0 of 8 supportMaryland · 4 of 10 supportMichigan · 5 of 15 supportMississippi · 1 of 6 supportMontana · 0 of 4 supportNew Hampshire · 3 of 4 supportNew York · 14 of 28 supportOhio · 3 of 17 supportOregon · 3 of 8 supportTennessee · 1 of 11 supportUtah · 0 of 6 supportVirginia · 6 of 13 supportWashington · 8 of 12 supportWisconsin · 3 of 10 supportNebraska · 0 of 5 supportSouth Carolina · 1 of 8 supportIdaho · 0 of 4 supportNevada · 5 of 6 supportVermont · 2 of 3 supportLouisiana · 0 of 8 supportRhode Island · 2 of 4 support
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