California's redistricting process could potentially provide the Democratic Party with an additional five House seats, which may influence the balance of power in Congress. The upcoming primaries are expected to establish the framework for key match-ups in November.
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California's Redistricting May Impact Congressional Control
California's redistricting may allow Democrats to gain five additional House seats, impacting Congressional control. The primaries are anticipated to set the stage for significant match-ups in the November elections.
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California will play a big role in the fight for power in Congress. Tuesday's primary sets the stage
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