California reverses good-governance policies

California’s good-government reforms, including independent redistricting and the top-two primary system, are increasingly under threat as efforts emerge to revert to previous electoral systems. Supporters of reforms enacted in 2010, intended to reduce political gridlock and decrease partisan influence, face challenges from bipartisan coalitions seeking to repeal or modify these measures, citing concerns over effectiveness and representation. The proposals to roll back these reforms are gaining momentum amid rising political polarization and declining trust in institutions.

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