Every ten years, the U.S. Census is performed, counting the number of people in each state. Seats in the House of Representatives are then apportioned based on each state's population. In 2020, as a decade ago, California is not expected to gain a seat, and might, for the first time in history, even lose a seat.
Next year, the second-ever California Citizens Redistricting Commission, comprised entirely of citizens, will draw district boundaries for state Senate, state Assembly, and the House. . . .
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