Supreme Court of Florida
In Re: Senate Joint Resolution of Legislative Apportionment 100
March 3, 2022334 So. 3d 1282
Summary
The court declared the House and Senate districts in Senate Joint Resolution 100 valid after reviewing the uncontested record for support of compliance with Florida's tier-one and tier-two redistricting standards. It found adequate record support for population equality, compactness, use of political and geographic boundaries, protection against minority vote dilution and diminishment, and the absence of impermissible political or incumbent favoritism. The court declined to decide whether its judgment foreclosed future fact-based challenges to the plans.