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Proposition 50 — one of November’s most hotly-watched electoral issues, with national political implications — asks California voters whether the state should redraw its congressional districts to better favor Democrats.

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The war is a blatant effort to redraw borders through military force.

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“We can expect Russia to deepen ties with non-Western buyers such as China and India, which could redraw pricing structures and long-term supply routes. It’s an immediate geopolitical and economic realignment.”

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State Sen. Ralph Hise, the Republican who led the redistricting process, was blunt about the intent: “The motivation behind this redraw is simple and singular: drawing a new map that will bring an additional Republican seat to the North Carolina congressional delegation.”

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In response, Newsom proposed California temporarily depose of its independent redistricting commission, led by 14 citizens, to redraw the state’s maps and add five Democratic seats, effectively canceling out Texas’s move.

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