"On Nov. 4, California voters will decide the fate of Proposition 50, the initiative pushed by Gov. Gavin Newsom that would redraw the state's congressional districts. Newsom called the initiative a necessary response to partisan redistricting initiated first by Texas Republicans, while Republicans shot back that the plan was illegal. In addition to that, voters in Santa Clara County have two other races to weigh in on; in Alameda County, there's one extra race."
"Here's what voters should know before Nov. 4: Prop. 50 On the ballot: Newsom signs Democratic gerrymandering law, sends plan to voters Which district is mine?: How your congressional district could change under California's redistricting Pro or con?: How will California's redistricting measure impact special elections in Santa Clara, Alameda counties? Big money: Here's how much the special election for California's partisan redistricting measure will cost Dollars flowing in: Who's winning the fundraising battle in California's redistricting race?"
On Nov. 4, 2025, California voters will decide Proposition 50, a plan from Gov. Gavin Newsom to redraw the state's congressional districts. Newsom characterizes the plan as a necessary response to partisan redistricting initiated by Texas Republicans, while Republican opponents call the plan illegal. The measure will affect special elections and prompt additional races in Santa Clara County and one extra race in Alameda County. The campaign involves significant fundraising and spending. Voters will face related information about how districts could change, how the redistricting would affect special elections, and several Bay Area local ballot measures including sales and parcel tax proposals and a county assessor contest.
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