the State. (2) The political party affiliation or voting history of the population of a district. (d) Additional criteria A State may not rely upon criteria, districting principles, or other policies of the State which are not set forth in this section to justify non-compliance with the requirements of this section. (e) Applicability (1) In general This section applies to any authority, whether appointed, elected, judicial, or otherwise, responsible for enacting the congressional redistricting plan of a State. (2) Date of enactment This section applies to any congressional redistricting plan enacted following the regular decennial census conducted during 2030. (f) Severability of criteria If any provision of this section, or the application of any such provision to any person or circumstance, is held to be unconstitutional, the remainder of this section, and the application of such provision to any other person or circumstance, shall not be affected by the holding. 304. Development of plan (a) Public notice and input (1) Use of open and transparent process The entity responsible for developing and adopting the congressional redistricting plan of a State shall solicit and take into consideration comments from the public throughout the process of developing the plan, and shall carry out its duties in an open and transparent manner which provides for the widest public dissemination reasonably possible of its proposed and final redistricting plans. (2) Website (A) Features The entity shall maintain a public internet site which is not affiliated with or maintained by the office of any elected official and which includes the following features: (i) All proposed redistricting plans and the final redistricting plan, including the accompanying written evaluation under subsection (c). (ii) All comments received from the public submitted under paragraph (1). (iii) Access in an easily usable format to the demographic and other data used by the entity to develop and analyze the proposed redistricting plans, together with any