End Prison Gerrymandering Act aims to attribute incarcerated individuals to their last usual residence for census purposes.
The End Prison Gerrymandering Act modifies the census process to attribute incarcerated individuals to their last usual residence before incarceration. This change affects how populations are counted for congressional redistricting, aiming to reduce the impact of prison populations on district boundaries. The bill amends title 13 of the United States Code to ensure incarcerated individuals are counted in their pre-incarceration residence, starting with the 2030 census.
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