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Republicans Lose Redistricting Court Fight
The State Supreme Court has unanimously refused even to hear arguments against the first legislative and Congressional districts drawn up by a voter-created citizens' commission. Republicans left Assembly districts alone, but filed suit against 40 Senate and 53 Congressional districts. Yesterday, the court said forget it.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe State Supreme Court has unanimously refused even to hear arguments against the first legislative and Congressional districts drawn up by a voter-created citizens' commission. Republicans left Assembly districts alone, but filed suit against 40 Senate and 53 Congressional districts. Yesterday, the court said forget it. John Myers is Sacramento Bureau Chief for KQED Public Radio in San Francisco and The California Report.
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- 20:06What's Next for 'Car-washeros' Trying to Unionize?
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