California Democrats may target GOP congressional districts to counter Texas
Briefly

California Democrats, led by Governor Gavin Newsom, are considering changes to the independent redistricting system aimed at decreasing Republican representation in congressional districts. This potential move responds to strategies employed by Republican leaders in Texas. There are concerns that abandoning the independent process will politicize redistricting further, as experts warn it may prevent proper reflection of voter interests. The proposal may require a statewide ballot measure to suspend the California Citizens Redistricting Commission, which was established to ensure fair boundaries based on geography and community representation.
California Democrats, led by Gov. Gavin Newsom, may overturn the independent process for drawing political districts, aiming to diminish Republican representation amid national political struggles.
Republican expert Matt Rexroad expressed concern over potential political backlash, stating that random redistricting post-elections could undermine fair voter representation and harm both major political parties.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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