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California Supreme Courtroom declines to cease Newsom’s redistricting plan
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California Supreme Courtroom declines to cease Newsom’s redistricting plan

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Last updated: August 21, 2025 3:00 am
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Washington — The California Supreme Courtroom is not going to stop Democrats from transferring ahead Thursday with a plan to redraw congressional districts.

Republicans within the Golden State had requested the state’s excessive court docket to step in and quickly block the redistricting efforts, arguing that Democrats — who’re racing to place the plan on the poll later this yr — had skirted a rule requiring state lawmakers to attend no less than 30 days earlier than passing newly launched laws.

However in a ruling late Wednesday, the court docket declined to behave, writing that the Republican state lawmakers who filed the go well with had “failed to fulfill their burden of creating a foundation for aid at the moment.”

The California legislature is ready to vote on the redistricting plan on Thursday, which might ship the invoice to California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk for approval.

Democratic state lawmakers in California launched a set of payments to create new district boundaries in a means they hope would flip 5 congressional seats, a transfer made in response to President Trump and Texas Republicans’ push to reshape 5 congressional districts in Texas to favor the GOP. Democratic state lawmakers in California, who’ve a supermajority within the legislature, wish to go the payments instantly to allow them to place the proposal in entrance of voters in a Nov. 4 particular election

Democrats’ proposal in California would attempt to flip 5 of the state’s 9 districts presently held by Republicans and make them extra pleasant for Democrats. California has 52 congressional districts. The adjustments might require an modification to California’s state Structure to override the impartial fee that is presently accountable for the state’s redistricting course of.

The battle over district traces might affect the midterm elections subsequent yr. Republicans maintain solely a slim majority within the Home of Representatives, they usually wish to maintain onto it, whereas Democrats are aiming to take again the Home. 

Newsom, a possible 2028 contender, has been main the cost.

“Look, what we’re doing neuters, neutralizes what’s taking place in Texas,” Newsom informed reporters Wednesday. “Folks have this opportunity with this poll — Nov. 4 — is stand as much as the rule of legislation, rise up for coequal branches of presidency, stand as much as, sure,  Donald Trump, but in addition rise up within the spirit that defines this second to folks being bullied and other people being intimidated.”

In an announcement to CBS Information, the GOP state lawmakers who sued over the redistricting plan stated the Supreme Courtroom’s ruling is “not the tip of this combat.”

“We are going to proceed to problem this unconstitutional energy seize within the courts and on the poll field. Californians deserve honest, clear elections, not secret backroom offers to guard politicians,” the assertion learn.

Extra from CBS Information

Kathryn Watson

Kathryn Watson is a politics reporter for CBS Information Digital, based mostly in Washington, D.C.

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