The measure allows California to temporarily redraw the state’s current congressional districts, in an effort for Democrats to gain five additional U.S. House seats.Prop. 50 comes after Texas Republicans,

Polls open today for California’s special election, but most of the vote may already be in California voters head to the polls to decide anti-Trump, pro-Democrat ballot measure Gavin Newsom’s gamble on Prop. 50 may be his most calculated yet How will Latinos vote on Prop. 50? Likely ‘yes,’ but many remain undecided

California voters will approve Gov. Gavin Newsom’s push to redraw the state’s congressional maps, CNN’s Decision Desk projects, boosting the national Democratic Party’s efforts to win control of the US House next year.

Alex Padilla confirms he won’t seek California’s governorship, prioritizing his Senate term and legislative agenda.

By contrast, California lawmakers can simply vote (by two-thirds) to move to standard time and end the fuss. It’s time for them to do so.

California voters handed Democrats yet another victory on an already action-packed election night, passing Proposition 50. The ballot measure, passed and championed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, is a response to President Donald Trump's push for GOP-controlled states to rig their congressional district maps to give themselves extra seats and eliminate

SAN DIEGO — California voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure Tuesday that allows the state to temporarily redraw its congressional districts to favor Democrats ahead of the midterm elections.