A majority of Orange County voters chose to redistrict the state’s congressional boundary lines in the recent special election.

That’s in line with how voters decided statewide on Proposition 50 in the special election on redistricting. More than 7.3 million Californians, or 64.3% of voters, supported the ballot measure that redraws the state’s congressional lines for the next three elections, starting in 2026.

Zooming into Orange County — where, according to the latest tally from the registrar of voters on Friday evening, Nov. 14, 553,856, or 55.47%, ballots were cast in favor of redistricting — the heaviest support for Proposition 50 came from voters in and around Anaheim, Irvine and Santa Ana.

The greatest opposition came from coastal communities, including Dana Point, Huntington Bea

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