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SSJVegeta

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10. Yeah it was avoter approved amendment. Would need to go through some hurdles to make it happen

Reply to FBaggins (Reply #9)

Thu Jul 17, 2025, 03:58 PM

Jul 17

But still, if there were a year to weaken some incumbents to ensure all seats go Dem? This might not be the worst one. MA is proabbly not comparable, but theyve been able to hang on to an all D delegation for a bit...

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House Democrats Ready to Redistrict California [View all] applegrove Jul 17 OP

Folks dont realize that a hardcore california redistrict alone could create a 7-8 seat gain. SSJVegeta Jul 17 #1

Not a chance FBaggins Jul 17 #4

Woah! Ive been living in the early 2000s when there were close to 20 republicans SSJVegeta Jul 17 #7

Even 5-7 is dramatically optimistic FBaggins Jul 17 #9

Yeah it was avoter approved amendment. Would need to go through some hurdles to make it happen SSJVegeta Jul 17 #10

Yes as a Native Californian senseandsensibility Jul 17 #5

Now if markodochartaigh Jul 17 #2

Illinois could help. murielm99 Jul 17 #11

Great news, it's about time! nt calikid Jul 17 #3

Is she proposing ignoring California's redistricting commission? Retrograde Jul 17 #6

"House Democrats" don't have the power to do that FBaggins Jul 17 #8