California’s Reckless Rush to Redraw House Seats Threatens Electoral Integrity and Accountability

As California Democrats rush headlong into scheduling an emergency election to reshape U.S. House districts, the real casualty is not just electoral fairness but the principle of government accountability itself. With nearly 23 million registered voters spread over 58 counties, organizing any election requires careful planning and adequate lead time. Yet Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom and his legislative allies have pushed beyond established deadlines, forcing county officials to scramble under impossible time constraints. This isn’t just about logistics; it’s about political maneuvering cloaked as urgent action. By attempting to redraw maps that could eliminate five Republican-held seats in a state...