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Prop. 50 would redraw California’s congressional districts to favor Democrats. Both sides claim their map better represents communities. Here's the reality.

California voters on Nov. 4 will decide if the state should toss its current congressional district map drawn by the state's independent commission and replace it with a new one that was quickly drawn ...

California voters began receiving ballots in their mailboxes this week for a Nov. 4 special election that could reshape the ...

Most Central Valley voters don’t know the term “Proposition 50.” But they’ll weigh in on whether California should draw new maps to fight Texas’s gerrymander.

California voters have started receiving ballots for the Nov. 4 special election on Prop 50, a measure sparking national attention and massive campaign spending.