Election Reform: Independent Commissions and Open Primaries
This act aims to enhance election fairness by mandating independent commissions for drawing electoral districts. Additionally, it requires states to hold open primaries, meaning any registered voter can cast a ballot in any party's primary election. These changes could impact how representatives are chosen and how citizens participate in the political process.
Key points
New redistricting rules: Congressional districts will be drawn by independent, nonpartisan commissions to prevent manipulation.
Open primaries: All registered voters will be able to vote in any party's primary election, potentially increasing citizen influence on candidate selection.
Impact on state funding: States that do not comply with these rules may lose federal funds for election administration.
Status:
Expired
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