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Life under Prop 50's new map in ruby-red Northern California corner. 3 things to know

California's Proposition 50 has passed statewide and will reshape congressional districts for the 2026 elections and beyond.

This whole referendum in California is kind of complicated. Here’s what residents are voting on

Proposition 50 would allow California Democrats to replace the state’s congressional maps with ones the party hopes will help them to flip five GOP-held seats.

What Does Prop 50 Do? How New California Map Gives Democrats Big Advantage

California voters passed Proposition 50 on Tuesday, in a major win for Governor Gavin Newsom and the Democrats.

Election Day in Texas: What Prop 13 means for homeowners and what else to know

Proposition 13 would boost the state’s homestead exemption, expanding the portion of a home’s value that’s shielded from ...

What districts does Prop 50 impact? See Republicans at risk in 2026

Of California’s 52 congressional districts, nine are held by Republicans. Prop 50 aims to shake this up, and in some cases, ...
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Voters go to the polls on Proposition 50. Why it matters and what to know

The closely watched election could influence which political party controls the House of Representatives after next year's ...

Proposition 50 is a short-term victory against Trump. But at what cost?

California's ballot measure gerrymandering congressional lines continues a trend that's eliminated political competition in ...

What is Proposition 4? Texas voters to decide on $20 billion plan to prevent future water shortages

Texas voters will decide whether to approve Proposition 4, a $20 billion plan that would fund long-term water projects aimed at preventing future shortages.

California GOP sues after voters approve Prop 50 measure for new congressional districts

California state Republicans have taken legal action after voters on Tuesday approved Democratic-drawn maps for the next ...

California Republicans vow to continue fighting Prop 50

A grab bag of strategies for mitigating the Democratic gerrymander includes a federal lawsuit and a return to the ballot.