(Des Moines, IA) — The U-S Census Bureau is scheduled to release population data today (Wednesday) after more than a four-month delay. That data will be used to develop new boundaries for Iowa’s congressional and legislative districts. The non-partisan Legislative Services Agency is to produce a series of new district maps within 45 days of getting the data. With this year’s delay, the legislature is unlikely to meet the September 1st deadline for approving a plan — but the Iowa Supreme Court has signaled that due to this year’s circumstances, it will allow the legislature to keep following the redistricting process beyond September 1st.
Census Data To Be Released For Redistricting
By Mandy Billings
Aug 11, 2021 | 5:51 AM
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