Provides that any review of apportionment by the legislature shall be brought in the supreme court of Albany county

This bill establishes a specific legal process for citizens to challenge how the state legislature divides representation among districts. It mandates that any lawsuit questioning the fairness of an apportionment plan must be filed in the Supreme Court of Albany County. To start such a case, a citizen must submit a petition to the court and officially notify the attorney general, the Senate president, the Assembly speaker, and the governor. The legislation also ensures that existing legal deadlines for filing these challenges remain unchanged and does not remove any current ways to contest apportionment.