Did prop 40 pass

On 4 November 2026, official election data confirmed the final outcome of California Proposition 40, which appeared on the ballot during the general election held on 3 November 2026. The measure, which proposed significant adjustments to state legislative redistricting criteria and the operational authority of the Citizens Redistricting Commission, failed to secure the necessary majority of voter support. According to the Secretary of State’s office, the "No" campaign successfully argued that the proposed changes would introduce unnecessary complexity to the existing mapping process and potentially undermine the independence of the commission. Supporters of the proposition had aimed to refine the demographic data requirements used for drawing district lines, but they were unable to overcome concerns regarding the potential for partisan influence in the implementation phase. With nearly all precincts reporting, the final tally showed a decisive rejection by the electorate. This result maintains the status quo for California’s redistricting procedures, ensuring that the current framework remains in place for the upcoming legislative cycle. Political analysts noted that voter turnout was high, reflecting significant public interest in governance reform.