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Legislatures and Elections
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| News Highlights: Legislatures & Elections | Standing Committees | A-Z Issues & NCSL Contacts | Bill Information | Other Resources |
Redistricting: Making the Census Count
Redistricting is a complex process, and in most states, the legislature is responsible for drawing new lines before the next election cycle. More
Representing Others Before Government
Many states restrict legislators from representing others before state government in certain cases, especially when compensation is involved. More
Useful Information for Leaders
Check out videos, articles and links that offer useful information to leaders during these challenging times. More
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| NCSL Programs Overview | Legislatures: Organization, Procedure & Facilities | Legislator & Legislative Staff Data | Elections & Campaigns | Redistricting | Ethics |
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Overview
Redistricting
Redistricting is the process of redrawing state legislative and congressional district boundaries every 10 years by state legislatures following the decennial U.S. Census. NCSL helps prepare legislatures and others for the redistricting cycle with comprehensive information on redistricting law, technology and process. NCSL collects data and information on new legislative and congressional districtis.
For more information, contact: Tim Storey, NCSL Staff Liaison.
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