; and (B) any voter education materials for the initial plebiscite to be made available in accordance with section 102; and (2) not later than 30 days after the date on which an initial plebiscite is held in which there is not a majority vote in favor of 1 of the status options— (A) the ballot design for the runoff plebiscite; and (B) any voter education materials for the runoff plebiscite to be made available in accordance with section 102. (b) Review Not later than 45 days after receiving ballot design and voter education materials under subsection (a), the Attorney General shall— (1) review the ballot design and voter education materials to ensure— (A) consistency with this Act; and (B) that each of 4 status options are represented fairly, particularly if any of the 4 options are not represented on the Elections Commission by a member of a political party that supports the status option; and (2) (A) return the ballot design and voter education materials to the Elections Commission with comments and instructions for changes, as applicable; or (B) inform the Elections Commission that— (i) no instructions or requests for changes shall be made under subparagraph (A)