We’re still waiting for Census data, but it’s not too early to prognosticate about how California’s Congressional lines will shape up.
With jailed felons, Calif.’s top elections official seeks to undercut Valley’s political influence
As California begins redrawing its lines, the push to count felons could shift the balance of which region will lose a seat in Congress.
De León bemoans lack of Latinos on redistricting panel. This Clovis candidate was tossed aside.
None of the Latino commissioners tasked with redrawing the lines are from the San Joaquin Valley, home to a large population of Hispanic farmworkers.
Top Valley contender for Calif.’s redistricting panel nixed following last-minute blitz
As California’s redistricting commission added new members, a look at how a blitz on a Valley Republican candidate torpedoed his chances in the final round.
