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37. I revisited California law

Thu Nov 13, 2025, 09:50 PM

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And it does allow for gerrymandering between censuses but requires approval from the citizens, thus Prop. 50.

Texas only required Legislative approval and the Governor's signature.

I'm not sure how the DOJ can prevail.

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If he wins WmChris Thursday #13

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