Obama pushes Newloom 50 proposal before election day
Paul Gigot joins the “Journal Editorial report panel” to discuss the upcoming special election in California to vote on Gov. Gavin Newlom’s Prop 50, which some critics like Grymsylvania Tealte Returnue Returnution Vote.
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It’s election day in California, where the voting system will have a major impact on next year’s US House Great War whether it passes or fails.
California voters are deciding whether to pass a ballot proposal that would reshuffle the state’s districts, setting the stage for the left-wing political battle against President Donald Trump’s reopening and the GOP against the Democrat.
California State Lawmakers this summer approved a special proposal to Voter Bavot to get voting approval to temporarily dissolve the State Redipristang Commission and restore power to the Legislature. Early voting by mail for the contest has been going on for a month.
The effort in California, which could create five additional democratic districts, aims to fight the role in the reliable red state of Texas of the new map that aims to create seats up to a higher level. Failure to pass what is known as POSUPITION 50 would be a setback for the Democrats.
Obama approves Newloom California Reprinting Prop 50
California Gov. Gavin Newlom announced a plan for a special election to seek approval to vote on a new congressional map, on Aug 14, 2025, in Los Angeles. (AP)
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“If we lose here, we will have total Republican control of the House, the Senate and the White House for at least two years,” REPRESENTATIVE ASHROPTION BIBLIOGRAPHY “If we win here, we can put a check on Trump for his last two years.”
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The push by Trump and Republicans to regain common redistricting is part of a broader effort by the GOP to fill the majority of the house to control the razors in the 2026 midterms, where the party is traditionally facing political hair loss and losing seats.
Trump and his political team aim to reverse what happened during his first term in the White House, where Democrats took back the majority of the House in the 2018 elections.
President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office at the White House Oct. 6, 2025, Washington, DC (anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Missouri last month joined Texas as the second GOP-controlled state to seek reelection next year. A new map in Missouri may provide another right-leaning seat.
And the Carolina-controlled legislature of North Carolina passed a new map, likely to believe another GoP seat. In Indiana’s Republican-controlled DECK, a special legislative session continues this week.
But unlike those states, California’s voters need to weigh in before handing back power to the incumbent in Sacramento.
Newloom said: “Heaven help us if we lose. “This is an all-on-deck time for a Democrat.”
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Opponents and opponents of Proposition 50 have proposed hundreds of millions of dollars in tax cuts, with most of the money being held to pay for grain floods.
One of the two main groups fighting the issue and the Democrats have labeled their effort “Stop the energy boycott.”
Entering the battle was Kov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, the last Republican governor of California.
Actor and former California gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger opposes move by Democrats to stop federal reauthorization panel. (Tristar Media / Reanemage)
During his appointment as Governor, Schwarzenegger played a prominent role in the passage of constitutional amendments in California in 2008 and in 2010 he took the power to find politicians and put it in the hands of a private computer.
Northern California voters step into the fight for Prop 50 Redipringt
“That’s what they want to do is take us back — that’s why it’s important for you to vote on Prop 50,” Schwarzenegger said in an ad against Prop 50.”
But as the election day approached in California, the yes forces were so strong that they were not strong, and public opinion polls showed overwhelming support for the proposal.
Even before Trump began his redistricting push, Ohio was in the process of redistricting its maps. That would boost Republicans with a one-term battleground state that is now well entrenched.
Republicans in GOP-dominated Florida also cut back on Ronm’s redistricting. And Democrats in blue-collar Maryland are weighing in on renewal, while the Democrat-controlled legislature in Virginia is already cracking down.
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Other states looking to change their maps are Illinois and the Red States of Kansas and Nebraska.
Meanwhile, Democrats could pick up a seat in Republican-held Utah, thanks to a new, competitive, judge-ordered map.
