SB 6-C: Violations of Apportionment Standards
GENERAL BILL
by
Soto
Violations of Apportionment Standards; Providing that a member of the Legislature who offers, or participates in the creation of, an apportionment plan in violation of certain standards for establishing congressional or legislative district boundaries may be subject to penalties; specifying methods for an aggrieved party to file a complaint; providing penalties, etc.
Effective Date: Upon becoming a law
Last Action:
11/6/2015
Senate -
Died, not introduced
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