California voters are deciding whether to reshape congressional districts in a move by leaders in the nation’s most populous state that could flip some House seats from Republican to Democratic control.

Voters in eight California counties carried by Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election backed Proposition 50, the Democrat-backed ballot measure in a state-by-state redistricting battle helping determine who controls the U.S. House in 2026, election data shows.

SINCE 2013. SO AS WE’VE BEEN REPORTING THE PASSAGE OF POT 50 WILL RESULT IN SOME MAJOR CHANGES FOR CALIFORNIA’S CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS IN KCRA 3’S. KURTIS, JOINING US RIGHT NOW WITH A LOOK AT THE SHIFTING LANDSCAPE. SO LET’S SHOW YOU THE BIG ...

Here’s how all 58 California counties voted on Prop 50, with around 75% of the vote in: Alameda - Yes, 79.9%. No, 20.1%. Alpine - Yes, 64.6%. No, 35.4%. Amador - Yes, 34.8%. No, 65.2% .

Proposition 50, California’s answer to Republican redistricting efforts in Texas, passed overwhelmingly on Tuesday with more than 63% of the vote – and ballots are still being tallied. The measure, backed by Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom and party ...

Ballots cast to approve Prop. 50 outnumbered "no" votes in Fresno, Imperial, Lake, Merced, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Joaquin counties, each of which were carried by Mr. Trump in the last presidential election.

The Justice Department has sued to block new congressional district boundaries approved by California voters, joining a legal battle that could determine which party wins control of the U.S.

Election day is tomorrow on a statewide redistricting effort. How will Prop. 50 impact Orange County residents?

Follow the numbers on whether Redding, Shasta County and North State voters approve or refuse Prop 50 redistricting on Nov. 4.

The lawsuit marks the latest salvo in the nationwide redistricting battle ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.