Charles Munger Jr. and ‘No on Prop 50’ | Political Science Professor Wesley Hussey | Sacramento Kings Season Preview | ‘A Wickedly Fun Cabaret’
Update: 2025-10-21
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Charles Munger Jr. and ‘No on Prop 50’
California voters will decide in two weeks whether to pass Prop 50, which would temporarily bypass the state’s independent redistricting commission to redraw maps in Democrats’ favor. Millions of dollars have poured into the campaigns supporting and opposing the ballot measure. But one megadonor in particular makes up a significant portion of the “No on Prop 50” campaign – physicist Charles Munger Jr., who also supported efforts to establish the independent redistricting commission over a decade ago. Munger joins Insight to talk about why he opposes the current ballot measure.
Political Science Professor Wesley Hussey
Sacramento State political professor Wesley Hussey provides additional context to the “Yes” and “No” campaigns for Prop 50, what the messaging looks like, and the impact of the money and endorsements on a race gaining increasing national attention.
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