4 representatives
100 districts with 50 Senators and 100 Representatives
Who does the redistricting: Legislature with help from two non-partisan groups. Governor has veto power.
After the Legislative Services Agency publishes a plan, at least 3 public comment forums are held. The LSA summarizes the comments and supplies a report with their plan to the legislature.
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134 districts with 67 Senators and 134 Representatives
State Legislature does the redistricting with gubernatorial veto.
None legislated.
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1 of representatives
100 districts with 50 Senators and100 Representatives
Independent commission redistricts.
Commission is required to hold at least 1 public hearing at the state capital but in the past, the commission has held far more than 1 hearing.
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49 districts with only one chamber
State legislature draws the redistricting lines with gubernatorial veto.
Plan must be made public and at least one public hearing in each district must be held before the plan is finalized.
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1 of representatives
47 districts with 47 Senators and 94 Representatives
State legislature draws redistricting lines.
None legislated.
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1 of representatives
60 districts with 30 Senators and 60 Representatives
State legislature draws redistricting lines subject to gubernatorial veto.
None legislated
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