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California Democrats Redraw Congressional Map Ahead of November Elections

California Democrats successfully gained voter approval to redraw the state's congressional map, adding five potentially winnable U.S. House seats. Despite this, there are concerns among some party members about their eligibility for the November ballot in a district near San Diego.

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California Democrats successfully gained voter approval to redraw the state's congressional map, adding five potentially winnable U.S. House seats. Despite this, there are concerns among some party members about their eligibility for the November ballot in a district near San Diego.

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Democrats redrew California's map to counter Trump. The primary tests whether it pays off for them

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California Democrats Redraw Congressional Map Ahead of November Elections