3. Can California voters currently vote on redistricting plans?

Rose Institute:

Under current law, redistricting plans are drafted by the state legislature and passed with a simple majority, just like any other bill. The plans then go to the governor for his signature or veto. The legislature can over-ride a gubernatorial veto with a two-thirds majority vote. The people can force a vote through either the referendum or initiative process. Proposition 77 removes the current signature-gathering requirement for a referendum and automatically puts the plan before the voters.

Pro / Con:

[ Answers from the (Yes/No) on 77 campaign have been requested but not yet received. They will be posted as soon as they arrive. Until then, please refer to the campaign website at (www.YesOn77.com / www.noonproposition77.com/). ]