One of the strategies in that election sort of fighting fire with fire, it seems like redistricting

is going to be an issue here. We've already seen Texas Governor Greg Abbott announcing he would

move forward with asking the state legislature to redraw Texas' maps after a push from the White

House. It seems we may see a similar effort from California governor, Gavin Newsom, even though

the dynamics in that state are a little

bit different than Texas.

But I guess my question is, do you support that type of effort in regards to strategy for

the midterm election?

You know, I think generally voters choose their elected officials and not the other way around.

And I have always been a proponent of redistricting that keeps communities together and produces fair, competitive results.

But not partisan redistricting, as you introduced an act before, sort of going against partisan redistricting.

In an ideal word, that's exactly right.

I think Republicans need to understand if they go down this path that what's good for the goose is good for the gander,

and they can't expect Democrats to sit back and let them change the rules of the game and not respond.

But ideally, everybody should keep redistricting once every 10 years to create fair maps that allow voters to elect

their representatives rather than representatives to choose their constituent.

Hey, Heidi Neighbors, Brian Harrison here, coming to you from the floor of the House.

Property taxes are so important to the leadership of this corrupt body that we

gaveled in, gaveled out about 10 minutes later, and then I can break to you right now.

We are going to work a two-day work week this week.

And as of yet, zero bills have been even referred to start dealing with property taxes.

So not getting out to a good start here.

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