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California pushes left, Texas to the right, with US House control and Trump agenda in play
LOS ANGELES: A political standoff in Texas over proposed House maps that could hand Republicans five new seats is poised to enter a new phase Friday, while heavily Democratic California plans to release its own new maps intended to erase all but a sprinkle of the state’s GOP House districts in the fight over control of Congress. The hectic maneuvering in the nation’s two most populous states underscored the stakes for both parties in the narrowly divided House that could determine the fate of President Donald Trump’s agenda in the second half of his term.
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scmp.com
California to redraw election maps to counter Texas changes pushed by Trump
Governor Newsom and other Democrats are pushing back against what they say is a bid by the US president to rig next year’s midterms.
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bbc.com
Newsom: California redistricting push will counter Texas Republicans
The governor called for a special election to increase the state's Democrats in the US House.
