Many reform groups had already disagreed on some changes to the current redistricting bill. Asked what comes next, leaders in the reform movement presented different — and occasionally conflicting — ideas for how to proceed. Some groups want to continue pushing for the creation of an independent commission; others want to work for legislation that doesn't require a cumbersome constitutional amendment but clarifies current mapmaking criteria in hopes of limiting partisan mischief. Some want to lobby lawmakers for more public input in the 2021 redrawing and to make it a campaign issue. At least one group wants a panel to study redistricting commissions elsewhere.