Newsom says California will draw new electoral maps after Trump ‘missed’ deadline | US politics

California Governor Gavin Newsom said Donald Trump will attract a new election maps after a last date “kidnapping” in a re -distribution war between democratic and republican states on Tuesday night.

“Donald ‘Taco’ Trump, many ‘kidnapped’ he missed the last date !!!”, Newsom’s Office He wrote on social media. “California will now be new, more ‘beautiful maps’, they will be history because they will end the presidency of Trump (Dem’ler take the house back!)”.

“This week, the strong Demat and your favorite Governor Gavin Newsom will be devastating for ‘Maga’. Thank you for paying attention to this issue!”

Post follows a series of sneaky, all cover tweets to mimic Trump’s social media writing style.

Newsom mocked the abbreviation of Tr Trump Always Chickens olan, which originated from the Flip-Floping Date, with Taco Taco ”.

Some states, Newsom and other democratic state leaders entered the redd distribution battles, which they threatened to attract retaliation maps if they were going to proceed with the redistribution plan of Texas.

Texas Democrats left the state to prevent Republicans from crossing a new congress map. The Texas Senate passed the new congress map on Tuesday, but will not get full approval from the legislature due to inadequacy. MPs will be postponed on Friday and Texas Governor Greg Abbott said he would immediately make a new private session.

In a letter sent to Trump on Monday, Newsom said that he would prefer to leave the congress map to the Partizan legislature, not to independent commissions, and that other states would stop “happily” if he abandoned his efforts. But “California can not stand empty as this power progresses.” He said.

“Donald Trump, if you don’t stop, we’ll have to make an effort to re -draw the maps in CA to balance the maps in the red states, but if other states call, we’ll do the same thing if other states call.

At a press conference with a few core -breaking Texas deputies, as well as California’s legislative leaders, he summarized the plan to invalidate the existing congress maps drawn by a commission independent of voters and to accept a new offer to create five democratic -prone seats. The governor expressed his confidence that voters would approve the plan and said that the state legislature will act on time to take precautions in the ballot this November this November.

Trump defended his Texas plan, arguing that he had the right to five chairs ”because he won the popular vote of the state in the 2024 Presidential elections. However, the argument is flawed – a popular vote gain does not necessarily mean that a president’s party is given more congress seats.

Despite the attractiveness of Newsom, the White House is trying to take other red states in the conflict of the red distribution. Last week, he went to Vice President JD Vance Indiana, where he met with the Republican leaders to make them lobbying for the effort. Republicans also targeted Ohio and Missouri.

Lauren Gambino contributed to reporting