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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

And in this nationwide war over redistricting, we've seen the two biggest states go first, the biggest red state, Texas.

You mentioned those five additional seats.

Look at all that red.

Yeah, and there's not a lot of blue.

They're squeezing that big time.

Now, what we're seeing the opposite in California, where the Democrats under Gavin Newsom

are putting a map on the ballot for voters this fall that could get them those five seats

back.

So that would make those two states.

Extraordinary, only four Republican seats, 48 for the Democrats.

So we're standing up. This is not about parties. It's not about, you know, redistricting lines.

It's about holding the line. It's about protecting all of us, regardless of the political party.

It's about power at the end of the day. Is it? Okay. So, uh, the math on that, there are 52 congressional seats in California.

If Gavin gets his way, four of those will be Republican.

So even though about 38% of Californians voted Republican last time around,

they would only have 7% of the seats. So nearly 40% of the people who vote in California,

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