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Redistricting Reform May Be on the March in Three Big States

  • By Louis Jacobson
  • Roll Call Staff
  • Sept. 13, 2005, Midnight

LOS ANGELES — With initiatives to reform redistricting expected to make the 2005 ballot in California and Ohio, and another for 2006 gaining traction in Florida, the ultimate insider issue has suddenly become hot in three of the nation’s most populous states.

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