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Senate Committee on Reapportionment
103 Senate Office Building

Committee Mailing Address:
404 S. Monroe Street
Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100
(850) 487-5855
Senate VOIP 5855
RedistrictFlorida@flsenate.gov

House Committee on Redistricting
400 House Office Building

Committee Mailing Address:
402 S. Monroe Street
Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300
(850) 488-3928
www.floridaredistricting.org

Redistricting 2012

Redistricting Milestones

  • June 20 - September 1, 2011: Statewide Public Hearings
  • September - December 2011: Interim Committee Meetings
  • November 28 – December 6, 2011: Initial Public Feedback on Legislative Proposals
  • January 10 - March 9, 2012: Regular Session
  • February - June 2012: Legal Reviews
  • June 4 - 8, 2012: Qualifying for State and Federal Offices
  • August 14, 2012: Primary Election
  • November 6, 2012: General Election

Redistricting Maps Drawn by the Florida Legislature

On February 9, the Legislature passed new congressional, state senate, and state house maps based on the 2010 Census and standards in federal and state law. The Attorney General petitioned the Florida Supreme Court to determine the validity of state senate and state house maps, as provided in in Art. III, s. 16(a) of the State Constitution. Documents relating to the Apportionment case are posted on the Florida Supreme Court's website.

CS for SB 1174—An Act Establishing Congressional Districts CS for SJR 1176—Joint Resolution of Apportionment

Plans passed by the Florida Legislature are based on citizen comments and testimony, publicly-drawn maps submitted to the Legislature, and open discussions during interim committee meetings. Records reflecting voters' insights about redistricting and making representative democracy work for their communities can be found on the Public Hearings page, the Public Comments page, and the Reapportionment Committee Meetings page. Plans, maps, statistics, and downloads for plans drawn by legislators, staff, or the public can be found on the Submitted Plans page.

Follow the Redistricting Process

The table below lists recent Senate redistricting activities, together with links to accompanying documents, videos, and transcripts. The Senate Actions page shows the complete record of Senate Committee and floor actions on redistricting legislation in 2011-2012. Information on upcoming events is published in the Senate Calendar, and complete records from committee meetings are available on the Reapportionment Committee Meetings page.
Latest Senate Actions Related to Redistricting
Date/Description Bills Considered Records
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Final Passage
S 1174 - Concurred in House Amendment
S 1176 - Concurred in House Amendment
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
2nd and 3rd Reading; Floor Votes
S 1174 - Passed as Amended
S 1176 - Passed
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Bills Reported Favorably by Committee
S 1174
S 1176

Share Your Ideas and Opinions

Senate President Mike Haridopolos challenged the Senate Reapportionment Committee to conduct the most open, transparent, and interactive redistricting process ever. The Committee began and intends to continue its interactive process of engaging the public and listening to voters and constituents. Citizens and interest groups are encouraged to check back often for updated materials on this website, to send comments or suggestions to RedistrictFlorida@flsenate.gov, and to communicate with their Senators and Representatives directly.