Gavin Newsom’s push to re-division defeated “deprived Californians of rights”

California Democratic Governor Gavin NewsomThe rezoning effort is to get a counterattack from Republicans in the state legislature who accuse Democrats of putting them in the darkness and “depriving Californians of rights.”

Republican Congressman Alexandra Macedo, Vice Chairman California The State Legislative Election Commission slams Democrats for reviewing the redivision bill “only 24 hours” before Tuesday’s hearing – she claims Democrats have notified in advance.

Macedo vowed to defeat the push for the reallocation, saying: “We are in a super fine, but we are effective and we will beat that.”

She added that when she received the bill as vice chairman of the Election Commission, several Democratic co-authors signed it. She believes that means Democrats look first, and she “has only 24 hours before the committee tomorrow.”“

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Macedo warned that witnesses who appeared at Tuesday’s hearing could face legal consequences if they refused to answer her questions.

“Let me warn anyone who will testify tomorrow. If you don’t answer my questions tomorrow, the attorney will make sure you answer them in court,” she added, “You can run, but you can’t hide. ”

Despite the fact that Democrats dominate California politics, Macchido promised: “We are not backing down on this battle.”

“You are taking Californians away from the rights and we are tired of democracy that dies here,” she said. “We will fight back.”

She added that if Republicans can’t stop the redistricting plan in parliament, their victory will be “in court, otherwise it will be in the ballot box.”

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Congressional Republican leader James Gallagher opposes Democratic plans to promote partisan efforts to remake a California Congress map during a press conference Monday, August 18, 2025 in Sacramento, California. （AP Photo/Tran Nguyen）

Four Republican state lawmakers have filed lawsuits California Supreme Court To stop the Democratic-controlled legislature from voting by the weekend, pushing the driving force for rezoning.

One of the four Republicans behind the lawsuit told Fox News Digital that she joined the lawsuit because “Californians have spoken clearly in the ballot box.”

“In 2008, voters approved Proposal 11 to redistribute the power to take away from politicians and hand it over to the Independent Citizens Commission.” Two years later, with the 20th proposal, voters doubled and expanded that power to include those in the Congressional area, decisively 61% to 39%. Governor Newsom’s plan was a direct attempt to revoke the plan and regain control of the politicians. I stood up. I stood up. I don’t want the party’s advantages because it has something to do with the party’s advantages; people who respect their demands fairness and temporaryness. ”

Newsom announces He will advance the re-division map of California to oppose the Texas re-division bill promoted by President Donald Trump. On Friday, the California Democratic and Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) released a new regional map that could eliminate five Republican congressional seats, theoretically invalidating the five additional seats for Republicans if the re-division of Texas pushes for success.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom delivered a speech on the redivision. (Reuters/Mike Black)

The California Legislature proposed a constitutional amendment on Monday, which will hold a referendum in November. If California voters pass, the amendment will allow the legislature to temporarily suspend its nonpartisan district committees and move forward through a re-division plan developed by the DCCC.

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Newsom’s office declined a request for comment from Fox News Digital, a spokesman said he would “point you to the Legislature” given that it was related to the legislative process.

Fox News Digital also contacted Democrat Robert Rivas, but received no response at the time of publication.

Paul Steinhauser of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.