Bill > HR3057

This bill, the Fair Representation Act, proposes several key changes to the U.S. electoral system: 1. It would require all states to use ranked choice voting for elections of U.S. Representatives. This means voters would rank candidates in order of preference, and the winner would be determined through a multi-round tabulation process. 2. It would require states with more than one Representative to establish multi-member Congressional districts, with districts electing between 3-5 Representatives. States with 5 or fewer Representatives would elect all Representatives at-large. 3. It would require Congressional redistricting to be conducted through independent redistricting commissions established in each state, rather than by the state legislatures. The bill sets criteria the commissions must follow in drawing district boundaries. 4. It would provide funding to states to implement the new ranked choice voting and redistricting requirements. The bill aims to increase democratic representation, reduce gerrymandering, and promote more competitive elections for the U.S. House of Representatives.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/3057/all-info