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1 Overview: Washington Redistricting Transparency Proposal (HB 2575) 1 (2019)

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               Overview: Washington Redistricting Transparency
                                 Proposal (HB 2575)
                HB 2575 would increase transparency and public participation in
                        congressional and state legislative mapdrawing.
                                      Key Features

           Type of Reform

              Transparency and public participation

           Maps Affected

              Congressional and state legislature
           Mapdrawing Preparations

              The existing political appointee commission will be required to establish
              a website in order to, at minimum, post audio and video recordings of
              commission meetings, provide advance notice of public forums, post
              meeting agendas and minutes, and solicit public comment.
              Prior to any map drafting, the commission must publish a report
              detailing the commission's general priorities and intentions for
              balancing competing requirements.

              The commission may employ staff for assistance with communications,
              information technology, and language access.

              The commission must solicit testimony from county and municipal
              election officials on local demographics and communities of interest
              within 90 days of being established.
           Public Input and Community Participation

              The commission must hold two rounds of public hearings:

              0 Prior to drafting preliminary plans, the commission must hold at
                 least ten public hearings, with at least one meeting in each existing
                 congressional district, to gather information on communities of
                 interest and state demographics.

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