US EditionCalifornia could slash 5 GOP US House seats to counter Texas’ move to pad Republican margin
CALIFORNIA, AUG 6 – California Republican Kevin Kiley seeks to end partisan redistricting conflicts nationwide by banning mid-decade map changes that could alter House seat distribution before the 2030 census.
- California Democrats are considering new political maps that could reduce five Republican-held House seats in response to Texas Republicans redrawing their districts for the 2026 elections.
- The proposed map aims to increase Democratic representation from 43 to 48 seats out of California's 52 congressional seats.
- Democrats across various states, including New York, are joining efforts to redraw maps to combat Republican gerrymandering, promising to retaliate with their own political maps.
- Democratic leaders across multiple states plan to undertake similar partisan redistricting efforts to counter Texas's approach or risk losing seats in Congress.
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What to KnowGov. Greg Abbott filed an emergency petition today with the Texas Supreme Court to remove state Rep. Gene Wu from office after Wu and other Democrats left the state to delay Republican efforts to redraw congressional district lines.President Donald Trump said this afternoon that federal authorities “may have to” get involved in locating and arresting the Texas Democrats who absconded the state. Yesterday, Abbott ordered the state’s D…
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