The Problem Solvers MAPS Act establishes federal standards for how states must draw congressional districts. The bill requires that districts be contiguous, as compact as possible, and drawn with equal population levels, while explicitly prohibiting gerrymandering based on political advantage or incumbent protection. States would also need to consider preserving existing political boundaries like counties and cities when possible. The requirements apply to any congressional districts established after the bill becomes law. This legislation is sponsored by a bipartisan group of lawmakers, indicating an effort to address concerns about partisan manipulation of district boundaries.