Redistricting battle in Texas is officially leading California to aim at re-drawing maps
Briefly

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a special election to support a one-time redrawing of congressional districts, aiming to strengthen democratic representation. This effort coincides with Texas Democrats' actions to hinder a Republican-led redistricting plan. During his announcement, Newsom expressed confidence in a successful campaign, urging support for Texas lawmakers who fled their state to prevent a vote. Amid legal threats faced by Texas representatives, support from constituents was emphasized regarding their efforts to break quorum against the proposed redistricting.
Governor Gavin Newsom hosted half dozen Lone Star state lawmakers in Sacramento. Those lawmakers leaving their home turf to prevent a vote on a Republican-led redistricting plan.
We are calling for a special election that will be the first week of November. We are here to meet this moment head on, and we look forward to a successful campaign.
Texas state representatives stood behind him as he made the announcement. The Texas democrats left their state to prevent the minority number needed for a vote on Texas' new maps.
Make no mistake about it. We are running from nothing we see the danger that is coming, and we are running straight forth.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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