D-California has submitted a draft law to prohibit the process of re-dividing the center, a step it says will guarantee the practices of re-dividing the “fair” circles.
Democratic Democrat in California is argued that the re -division of circles must occur only once every 10 years, after the census, and is done by an independent body to remove political influence.
He also appeared in the “Yes On 50” announcement, as it promotes a ballot in California that would allow a new temporary map in Congress. This measure aims to face efforts to re -divide the circles in the middle of the session in Texas, which may affect the balance of power in the US House of Representatives.
“The best way to distribute somewhat is to do this once every 10 years after the census, and that there is an independent body to do so until we take the policy from drawing the lines,” Badilla said to the California Policy Guest. “Unfortunately, the Republicans did not want to vote in his favor, but it is a decisive reform of the future of our democracy.”
The introduction of this legislation comes amid speculation about the political future of Badilla. According to what was reported to run for the position of governor of California in 2026, a poll conducted by Emerson and Hill College of Politics inside California ranked fourth among potential candidates.
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