California reapportionment panel votes to empower members
Minority Democrats on the Republican dominated Reapportionment Commission seek a larger voice in approving any plan. Negotiations between Assembly Republican and Democratic leaders collapse as Democrats push for a 44 36 plan while Reagan’s veto threat looms. The panel, chaired by Lt. Gov. Glenn Reese Heinecke, met amid court and legal maneuvers, with a cooling off period for talks and a possible urgency vote to set reapportionment into effect.
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California reapportionment talks collapse amid partisan standoff
Sacramento negotiators fail to reach a compromise on a new Assembly redistricting bill. Republicans demand the current 42-38 split be preserved while Democrats push a partisan plan. Gov. Reagan likely to veto a 4 percent map, pushing the dispute to court as Senate Democrats pursue a modified bipartisan approach.
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