US EditionCalifornia rushes to plan a still unscheduled election in US House seats standoff with Texas
- California Democrats are rushing to schedule an emergency election to remake U.S. House districts, which could slash five Republican-held seats in the liberal-leaning state.
- County officials across California are being urged to prepare for an unscheduled November election despite tight deadlines and unclear funding sources.
- The potential election is part of a back-and-forth push between Texas and California, the two most populous U.S. states, to remake the balance of power in the U.S. House.
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California rushes to plan a still unscheduled election in US House seats standoff with Texas
California Democrats are rushing to schedule an election to remake U.S. House districts to counter plans to boost Republican seats in Texas.
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