CA Democrats re-divided after supporting Independence Commission

Just as California Democrats seem ready Gov. Gavin Newsom’s mid-term re-division In the effort to vote in November, some of their recent statements seem to believe in support for such a plan.

Golden State Republicanswith a total of more than 90-29 in Sacramento, defeating a recent list of Democrats on Tuesday, indicating they don’t see any such plans – some recently posted comments in July.

“Democratic legislators have “It is also clear about their support for the re-division of independence in the last July,” Senate Republican lawmakers said in a statement obtained by Fox News Digital.

“But in just a few weeks, a mysterious case of collective (and selective) amnesia seems to have begun. Let’s rewind the tapes and hear them in our own words.”

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In a state Senate Election Committee D-Santa Monica Senator Benjamin Allen talks about the importance of redistricting the committee and current commission[ing] Their own lines. ”

“I know there are some disadvantages. Of course, how the devil’s details were built… My sensitivity to the legislature is just standing to a large extent trying to impose a specific model on the community…” Allen said in July.

He also said in 2023: “Politicians should not draw their own boundaries.”

Merced’s grand hall Esmeralda Soria also spoke at the meeting on the proposal for a county redistricting committee in her area, saying voters wanted a “more transparent … process” to make them “seats.”

“I think the National Redivision Commission is a good model for proof that the process can work.”

“Since the establishment of California’s statewide citizenship Re-dividing the committee In 2008, under Proposal 11, California took many steps to take California’s electoral districts into the hands of citizens at all levels of government. Previously the process of closure in many parts of the state has been opened to interested citizens…” Soria also said in her speech on July 16.

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“Everyone must have an independent redivision committee,” state Sen. Scott Wiener said in a 2023 speech for the county’s redistribution committee format in the bill that the committee considers final review.

“I agree that it should not be appointed by elected officials, which will affect my city,” said San Francisco lawmaker, who recently applied for a seat for Rep. Nancy Pelosi.

Berkeley’s state Sen. Jesse Arreguin commented in July that the reallocation of “in the hands of elected institutions … gives residents the ability to help draw the line and make the process more just.”

“Electric officials are born to … to induced boundaries to achieve their interests,” Arreguin said at a hearing on the legislation in July.

Assembly. Avelino Valencia of D-Culver City added in 2023: “The Independent Citizens Re-division Committee helps to be fair in the process of redivision and prevents regional border manipulation of political interests by elected officials.

Valencia said the commission increased transparency and prioritized local inputs.

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California Republicans cite at least six other Democrats It was the praise of the Independent Commission.

Newsom’s efforts announced at a press conference after President Donald Trump’s comprehensive social media dig will re-divid new maps, and if the Citizens Redistributive Commission invests in every election in the 2030 census – if voters so approved in November.

State Senator Roger Niello of R-Rancho Contreras said he pointed out at least in a letter to the Senate Secretary Monday that he had stalled the process to at least some extent and would refuse to reject a unanimous agreement request from Tuesday’s legislative session.

“Most parties have drafted new congressional districts behind closed doors with political agents in the District of Columbia to undermine the work of the California-led re-divided committee, led by California citizens,” Niello said in a statement.

“Politicians should not choose voters.”

In addition, Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton, former Fox News host, A “legal war” is being launched Oppose redistricting of plans.