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Democrats redrew California's map to counter Trump. The primary tests whether it pays off for them
California Democrats redrew congressional maps to counter GOP redistricting in Texas, with the primary testing if this strategy succeeds. The top-two primary system risks Democratic vote splitting in San Diego suburbs, potentially excluding them from the general election. Key races include the 48th district and Central Valley, where Democrats aim to challenge Republican incumbents.
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California DemocratsorganizationDarrell IssapersonJim DesmondpersonAmmar Campa-NajjarpersonMarni von WilpertpersonBrandon RikerpersonDavid ValadaopersonJasmeet BainspersonRandy VillegaspersonDemocratic Congressional Campaign CommitteeorganizationTexasplaceSan DiegoplaceCentral ValleyplaceVoting Rights ActtopicU.S. Housetopicredistrictingtopic
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