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More Orange County Officials Weigh In on California’s Redistricting Proposal
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Voice of OC
More elected officials in Orange County are publicly weighing in on a statewide redistricting proposal that aims to make it easier for Democrats running in five of California’s 52 congressional seats to win their election.
Orange County Weighs in on Prop.
The County of Orange seal at the OC Civic Center on Feb. 27, 2025. Credit: ERIKA TAYLOR, Voice of OCWhile a majority of Orange County Supervisors voted down Wagner’s resolution, elected officials in Orange, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Westminster adopted separate resolutions last month against Prop.
[Read: Orange County Sounds Off on California Redistricting Push]Huntington Beach Mayor Pat Burns said Prop.
50 & Congressional Redistricting in CaliforniaAn election worker walks past the ballot sorting station located inside the Orange County Registrar of Voters office.