“The nation is set to have its least competitive congressional election cycle in years by some measures, with California partly driving the shift,” the Los Angeles Times reports.
“The redistricting carried out in California and nine other states since 2024 has left the nation with an unusually low number of truly competitive districts, narrowing the battle for U.S. House control in this year’s historically consequential midterms cycle to a few dozen races at best.”
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