The Hill's Drew Petrimoulx chats with National Political Reporter Julia Manchester about California Governor Gavin Newsom's (D) state-wide efforts in the redistricting battle with the GOP-controlled assembly in Texas and to discuss whether or not Newsom can fill the void missing within the Democratic party.

HERE ARE THE 5 GOP HOUSE SEATS THAT COULD BE WIPED OUT WITH NEWSOM'S CALIFORNIA REDISTRICTING PLAN During Thursday’s session, California lawmakers will consider three bills, one to pay for the special session, one containing the new map and another ...

Conservative opponents dominated the public comment at legislative hearings on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s congressional redistricting plan, though most were at the Capitol for an unrelated rally.

A 2028 presidential poll found Gavin Newsom is the top choice of 25% of California's Democratic voters, with Kamala Harris at 19%, & Tim Walz at 4%.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom pretends his blatant gerrymandering scheme is a battle for democracy, but he's spitting on the will of Golden State voters — merely to boost his bid to become De… Trump's civil fraud penalty is thrown out by New York ...

California Democrats' ability to do so may hinge on the outcome of a ballot measure Newsom announced last week that would allow a new map drafted by legislators to temporarily replace the boundaries drawn up by the state's independent redistricting committee following the 2020 census.

I’m sure that I could not be a more generic or less important voice or voter. And count me in for being uninformed in many ways, but I can’t help but say something. Mark Z. Barabak’s column struck me as a know-it-all-type criticism (“Power grab may energize Newsom and Democrats.

California voters backed independent redistricting for congressional seats and giving it up to counter President Trump creates a moral conflict even for Democrats.