New York S03384 proposes to amend the state constitution to ensure each senate district comprises one county in its entirety.
New York S03384 seeks to amend the state constitution to redefine senate districts, ensuring each district is comprised of one county in its entirety. The bill mandates that the independent redistricting commission must conduct public hearings and make draft redistricting plans available to the public. It also outlines the process for approving redistricting plans, including the necessary votes in the assembly and senate. The bill emphasizes that districts should not be drawn to discourage competition or favor particular candidates or political parties.
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