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Bills Introduced
| Bill | Plan | Status | Legislative Services |
|---|---|---|---|
| HB 251 | Congressional Plan: This bill has been reviewed and endorsed by all 11 members of Virginia's congressional delegation. |
Signed by Governor | Map | Full Text | Downloads |
| SB 5004 | Congressional Plan - Senate Democrats: Introduced by Sen. Locke, this plan would create a new minority-majority district that includes Richmond and portions of Southside Virginia. |
Rolled into HB 5004 | Map | Full Text | Downloads |
| HB 5005 | House Republican Caucus Plan: This plan to redraw the 100 Districts is authored by House Republicans, who control a 59-seat majority. It is nearly identical to an earlier bill vetoed by Gov. McDonnell. |
Signed by Governor McDonnell | Map | Full Text | Downloads |
| Senate Democratic Caucus Compromise Plan: This amendment adds the 40 Senate Districts redrawn by Senate Democrats in compromise with GOP Senators. |
Rolled into HB 5005; Signed by Governor McDonnell | Map | Full Text | Downloads | |
| HB 5001 | House Republican Caucus Plan: This blueprint for redrawing the 100 Districts is authored by House Republicans, who control a 59-seat majority. |
Vetoed by Gov. McDonnell | Map | Full Text | Downloads |
| SB 5001 | Senate Democratic Caucus Plan: This bill represents the official plan of the Senate Democratic Caucus, which holds a 22-18 majority. |
Vetoed by Gov. McDonnell | Map | Full Text | Downloads |
| Senate GOP Caucus Plan: The minority Republican Senate Caucus offer this alternative vision for mapping the 40 Senate districts. |
Rejected on Senate floor | Map | Full Text | Downloads | |
| SB 5003 | Student Contest - Congressional Plan: Introduced by Sen. John Miller (D-Newport News), this bill came out of a college student contest to draw maps without regard to how it would affect incumbents or political parties. |
Referred to P&E Committee | Map | Full Text | Downloads |
| HB 5002 | Student Contest Winner - House Plan: Introduced by Del. Bob Brink (D-Arlington), the plan won a college student contest to draw districts based on criteria from the Governor's Independent Bipartisan Advisory Commission on Redistricting. |
Left in Committee | Map | Full Text | Downloads |
| SB 5002 | Student Contest - Senate Plan: This bill, introduced by Sen. John Miller (D-Newport News), was the result of a competition among college students to generate districts free of partisan slant. |
Left in Committee | Map | Full Text | Downloads |