The Connecticut Supreme Court was forced to take over the congressional redistricting process after the bipartisan legislative panel deadlocked and failed to agree on new maps. The court appointed Nathaniel Persily, who drew Connecticut's 2010 maps, as special master to draw the new congressional districts. Persily drew a least-change map, making only the adjustments necessary to ensure equal population in each congressional district. The court adopted Persily's recommended map on February 10, 2022.
