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In a major win for California’s redistricting efforts, the state Supreme Court has rejected a Republican-backed lawsuit aimed at halting Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan.
The GOP argued that the process violated a constitutional 30-day waiting period, but the court found no legal basis to intervene.
This decision allows the legislature to proceed with its special election strategy, potentially reshaping congressional districts in favor of Democrats.
Critics of the lawsuit say it was a political maneuver to delay reform, while supporters claim it was about upholding procedural integrity.
Either way, the ruling marks a pivotal moment in California’s electoral future. With redistricting back on track, the political landscape could shift dramatically by the next election cycle.
Yetunde B reports for Yeyetunde’s Blog.
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