Though California could be key to House control, it now has few battlegrounds - Los Angeles Times
• A new analysis reveals that California's redistricting process has contributed to a nationwide decline in competitive congressional districts. • While the state has fewer internal battlegrounds, the remaining contested seats are considered critical and could determine national control of the House. • Political science professor Thad Kousser notes that an increase in "safe seats" may actually amplify California's influence in Congress by ensuring a large, stable blue delegation.
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