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California Representative Introduces Bill to Limit Mid-Cycle Redistricting
Rep. Kevin Kiley of California has introduced legislation aimed at restricting mid-cycle redistricting efforts. The bill addresses implications for congressional district boundaries between census periods.
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Rep. , has introduced a bill to stop mid-cycle redistricting efforts. The legislation targets changes to congressional district lines that occur outside the standard decennial census cycle.
U.S. Census every ten years to adjust for population shifts. Mid-cycle adjustments can occur when states alter boundaries at other times. Kiley discussed the bill's implications during an interview on NPR's Morning Edition.
A Martinez spoke with Kiley about the measure and its potential effects on district representation. The discussion covered how the proposal would affect ongoing redistricting activities in California and elsewhere.
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