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We Draw the Lines details their stance on Prop 50: "At this time, the Commission has no official position regarding the Governor’s proposed Congressional redistricting."
The "We-Draw-the-Lines" commission website includes a list of articles concerning the Governors initiative (Proposition 50).
Elsewhere, an online interactive map demonstrates the difference between current Congressional districts vs those Proposition 50 would implement. The credits for the information include
*Source: We Draw the Lines California, California Legislature, California Target Book, Redistricting Partners
There is no distinction the Governor not "We Draw the Laws" actually drew the proposed maps.
"We Draw the Lines" is a commission comprised of representative citizens, with the directive to come to an agreement of lines, boundaries, for Districts reflecting the census numbers and other demographic criteria.
The official details include: "The 14-member Commission is made up of five Republicans, five Democrats, and 4 not affiliated with either of those two parties. The Commission must draw the district lines in conformity with strict, nonpartisan rules designed to create districts of relatively equal population that will provide fair representation for all Californians." About Us | California Citizens Redistricting Commission
A banner on their website presents this disclaimer and a link to the Mid-Decade Redistricting Statement | California Citizens Redistricting Commission
The Commission has absolutely no involvement in the Governor’s efforts to replace the state’s Congressional maps. The Governor’s proposed Congressional maps were drawn by the Legislature, not the Commission. In addition, the Commission has no affiliation with any organization lobbying for or against this proposition. Select the "Read Statement button" to read the full statement from the California Citizens Redistricting Commission regarding mid-decade redistricting.
Proposition 50 | Official Voter Information Guide | California Secretary of State
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