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  6. SB190 Alabama 2022 Session

SB190 Alabama 2022 Session

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Crossed Over

Bill Summary

Sponsors
  • Jim McClendon
  • Greg Albritton
  • Gerald H. Allen
  • Will Barfoot
  • Tom Butler
  • Donnie Chesteen
  • Chris Elliott
  • Sam Givhan
  • Garlan Gudger
  • Jimmy Holley
  • Andrew Jones
  • Del Marsh
  • Arthur Orr
  • Randy Price
  • Greg J. Reed
  • Dan Roberts
  • Clay Scofield
  • David Sessions
  • Larry Stutts
  • J.T. Waggoner
  • April Weaver
Session
Regular Session 2022
Title
Redistricting, legal challenges against statewide plans, establish venue before 3-judge panel to hear challenge, Sec. 29-1-2.5 am'd.
Description

Under existing law, any legal action contesting the validity of any statewide redistricting plan must be commenced in the Circuit Court of Montgomery County

This bill would require any legal action contesting the validity of any statewide redistricting plan to be heard by a three-judge panel comprised of judges appointed by the Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court

Relating to legal challenges to redistricting plans; to amend Section 29-1-2.5, Code of Alabama 1975, to require any legal challenge to a statewide redistricting plan to be heard by a three-judge panel appointed by the chief justice.

Subjects
Reapportionment

Bill Actions

Action DateChamberAction
April 7, 2022HFurther Consideration
April 7, 2022HPringle motion to Carry Over Temporarily adopted Voice Vote
April 7, 2022HThird Reading Carried Over
March 9, 2022HRead for the second time and placed on the calendar
March 1, 2022HRead for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on State Government
March 1, 2022SEngrossed
March 1, 2022SMotion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 450
March 1, 2022SMcClendon motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 449
March 1, 2022SMcClendon Amendment Offered
March 1, 2022SMcClendon motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 448
March 1, 2022SJudiciary Amendment Offered
March 1, 2022SThird Reading Passed
February 16, 2022SRead for the second time and placed on the calendar 1 amendment
February 8, 2022SRead for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Judiciary

Bill Calendar

TypeDateLocationDescription
HearingMarch 9, 2022Room 206 at 15:00House SG Hearing
HearingFebruary 16, 2022Room 325 at 08:30Senate JUDY Hearing

Bill Text

Download SB190 Alabama 2022 Session PDF

Bill Votes

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass Roll Call 450
2022-03-01
Chamber: Senate
Result: Passed
McClendon motion to Adopt Roll Call 449
2022-03-01
Chamber: Senate
Result: Passed
McClendon motion to Adopt Roll Call 448
2022-03-01
Chamber: Senate
Result: Passed
SBIR: McClendon motion to Adopt Roll Call 447
2022-03-01
Chamber: Senate
Result: Passed

Bill Documents

TypeLink
Bill Text SB190 Alabama 2022 Session - Engrossed
Bill Text SB190 Alabama 2022 Session - Introduced
Bill Amendments Senate Judiciary first Amendment Offered
Bill Amendments Senate McClendon Amendment Offered
Fiscal Note Fiscal Note - SB190 for Judiciary
Fiscal Note Fiscal Note - SB190 for Judiciary
Fiscal Note Fiscal Note - SB190 for State Government
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