Fair Representation Act mandates ranked choice voting for federal elections, requires multi-member districts, and enforces nonpartisan redistricting.

The Fair Representation Act establishes ranked choice voting for federal elections, mandates multi-member districts for states with more than one representative, and enforces nonpartisan redistricting criteria. It prohibits states from using redistricting plans that favor or disfavor political parties. The Act also requires states to conduct redistricting according to specific criteria, including equal population per representative, and mandates public input and transparency in the redistricting process.

Fair Representation Act mandates ranked choice voting for federal elections, requires multi-member districts, and enforces nonpartisan redistricting.

The Fair Representation Act establishes ranked choice voting for federal elections, mandates multi-member districts for states with more than one representative, and enforces nonpartisan redistricting criteria. It prohibits states from using redistricting plans that favor or disfavor political parties. The Act also requires states to conduct redistricting according to specific criteria, including equal population per representative, and mandates public input and transparency in the redistricting process.