BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — We're getting a look at how voting is going for a highly discussed race involving redistricting in California when it comes to Prop 50, which is projected to pass.
This is how California voted for Prop 50:
Yes - 64% (5,154,529)
No - 36% (2,927,923)
This is how Kern County voted for Prop 50:
No - 57% (64,593)
Yes - 43% (49,348)
If passed, the measure would give the state legislature temporary authority to redraw California's congressional district maps, potentially shifting the balance of power toward Democrats.
Nationwide, that would give Democrats a slim majority in the House.
Prop 50 would only be temporary, expiring in 2030 when the Citizens Redistricting Commission would regain control of the maps.
NEIGHBORHOOD REPORTER SAM HOYLE WITH AN UPDATE ON KERN COUNTY VOTER TURNOUT AND THE DOJ MONITORING TAKING PLACE:
During Election Night, Clayton Campbell with the Kern GOP and Christian Romo with the Kern Democratic Party stopped by the studio to discuss all that took place.
Senior Reporter Veronica Morley and them discussed the Special Election, what this means for the two parties, and the ongoing government shutdown.
WATCH DISCUSSION HERE:
For the latest voting numbers in Kern County, visit this website.
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