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HJR0094 proposes an amendment to the Tennessee Constitution that establishes an independent redistricting commission for the apportionment of state legislative and congressional districts, removing the current authority of the General Assembly to create these districts. The amendment affects the process of redistricting in Tennessee, requiring the commission to adhere to specific criteria for district plans, including population equality and geographic contiguity, while ensuring public participation through hearings and submissions. Key provisions include the establishment of commissioner qualifications, a detailed application and selection process, and the requirement for the commission to publish and report on its adopted plans.
HJR0094 proposes an amendment to the Tennessee Constitution that establishes an independent redistricting commission for the apportionment of state legislative and congressional districts, removing the current authority of the General Assembly to create these districts. The amendment affects the process of redistricting in Tennessee, requiring the commission to adhere to specific criteria for district plans, including population equality and geographic contiguity, while ensuring public participation through hearings and submissions. Key provisions include the establishment of commissioner qualifications, a detailed application and selection process, and the requirement for the commission to publish and report on its adopted plans.
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Dixie, Vincent
114th General Assembly
February 3, 2025
February 5, 2025
Assigned to s/c Public Service Subcommittee