Now, California

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The California primary is a key stage in US presidential elections, and candidates who lose n California do not usually manage to become president. Al Gore looks likely to beat Bill Bradley in California, for the Democrats, but the Republican choice between John McCain and George W Bush looks less clear cut. California is becoming younger with a greater proportion of Latinos and African Americans, and older, white, intolerant Republicans present risks. Bush has drifted to the right, while McCain has made Republicans fashionable in some quarters.

Presidential candidates

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Condit gets the finger

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California's new map showing the changed boundaries of congressional districts reflects the compromises between the long-term and short-term goals of Democrats. The cautious nature of the changes is also due to the scandals affecting Democrat Gary Condit. The changes could hasten his exit.

Political activity, United States. Congress, Condit, Gary A.

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More seats, fewer Democrats

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California has gained seven seats in Congress, but due to redistribution of voters in election districts all the new representatives are expected to be Republicans. Redistricting is discussed.

Public opinion, Republican Party (California)

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Subjects list: Political aspects, California, Election districts
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