Establishes an independent redistricting commission in North Carolina to revise electoral districts for Congress and the General Assembly.
The bill establishes the North Carolina Independent Redistricting Commission to revise electoral districts for Congress and the General Assembly. The commission will be composed of 15 members appointed by the General Assembly leaders, ensuring diversity in political affiliations and demographics. The commission will hold public hearings, accept public input, and adopt final redistricting plans. The General Assembly will have no role in revising districts.
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