Advance the Problem Solvers MAPS Act to establish clear, consistent national standards for drawing congressional districts and prevent maps from favoring a party, candidate, or incumbent.

Michael Lawler · New York · Republican

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Commitment kind: action. Promised action: Advance the bipartisan Problem Solvers MAPS Act and its national redistricting standards.. Promised outcome: Congressional districts are drawn fairly around communities, without favoring a candidate, party, or incumbent.. Deadline: unknown; not assumed expired. As U.S. Representative for New York's 17th District, Lawler announced the bipartisan Problem Solvers MAPS Act in a September 17, 2026 House press release.

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“Congressional districts should be drawn around communities, not political interests. The Problem Solvers MAPS Act establishes clear, commonsense standards to stop partisan gerrymandering and ensure districts are fairly drawn without favoring any one candidate or party. Politicians in states like New York and Texas should not be able to choose their elected representatives - under a democracy, that power is reserved for the people. I’m proud to work with Rep. Carbajal and our colleagues in the Problem Solvers Caucus to advance a bipartisan approach that puts voters first,” said Congressman Lawler.

Lawler said he is working with Rep. Carbajal and the Problem Solvers Caucus to advance the MAPS Act, which would set national redistricting standards and stop partisan gerrymandering.

Lawler Joins Problem Solvers Caucus to Introduce Four Bipartisan Bills to Address Gerrymandering Nationwide | Congressman Mike Lawler
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