; and (C) the State took the public comments made regarding the preliminary version of the plan into account in preparing the plan which was submitted to the Commission under paragraph (1). (b) Prohibition on unreasonable voter waiting times Each State shall ensure that no person voting in an election for Federal office shall wait for more than 30 minutes at any polling place for purposes of casting a vote in such election. (c) Remedial plans for states with excessive voter wait times (1) Review of voter wait times After each election for Federal office, the Commission shall review voter waiting times for each jurisdiction for which voting in such election took place and make publicly available a report on its findings. (2) State remedial plans (A) Remedial plans Each jurisdiction for which the Commission, after the review conducted under paragraph (1), determines that a substantial number of voters, including voters with disabilities, waited more than 60 minutes to cast a vote, or in which there were substantial violations of the standards established under section 299, shall comply with a State remedial plan established by the Attorney General to provide for the effective allocation of resources to administer elections for Federal office held in the State and to reduce the waiting time of voters. (B) Coordination Each remedial plan established by the Attorney General shall provide for coordination between the Commission, the Attorney General, and the State involved to monitor the compliance of the State with the remedial plan during the period leading up to the election and on the date of the election and to respond to serious delays in the ability of voters, including voters with disabilities, to cast their ballots at polling places. (C) Termination A jurisdiction shall not be required to comply with a State remedial plan required under subparagraph (A) if the Commission determines that the voter waiting times were less than 60 minutes for 2 consecutive regularly scheduled general elections for Federal office.