Anti-Rigging Act of 2025

This proposal, called the Anti-Rigging Act of 2025, would limit how often states can redraw their U.S. House districts. After each 10-year census, a state could do congressional redistricting only one time. It would not change how states draw maps for state or local offices. The goal is to stop repeated map changes for Congress within the same decade.

It would apply to any congressional redistricting that happens after the 2020 census.

• Who is affected: State governments and voters in U.S. House elections
• What changes: Only one congressional map redraw is allowed per decade; state and local maps are not affected
• When: Applies to redistricting after the 2020 census