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Prominent Californians Weigh In on Arizona Redistricting Case
For decades, the California legislature was accused of abusing its power to draw Congressional district boundaries. Voters approved an independent commission in 2008, and its work went to effect two years ago. Now, the US Supreme Court is considering whether a similar commission in Arizona violates the Constitution.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFor decades, the California legislature was accused of abusing its power to draw Congressional district boundaries. Voters approved an independent commission in 2008, and its work went to effect two years ago. Now, the US Supreme Court is considering whether a similar commission in Arizona violates the Constitution. Some prominent Californians are worried. John Myers covers government and politics for KQED, public radio and TV in San Francisco.
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