Voter Protection in Redistricting Act (SB 112)
March 13, 2026
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The bill would have established a strict timeline for changing political boundaries, potentially reducing the frequency of mid-decade redistricting for all Florida voters.
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Florida voters
The bill would have regulated the frequency and timing of changes to their legislative and congressional district boundaries.
Last recorded activity March 13, 2026.
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The bill would have established a strict timeline for changing political boundaries, potentially reducing the frequency of mid-decade redistricting for all Florida voters.
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Legislative attempt to restrict redistricting frequency
The bill sought to codify a specific timeline for redistricting, potentially preventing mid-decade map changes.
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