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Christina Bellantoni

Los Angeles
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@USCAnnenberg journalism professor / Find me on IG: @professorbellantoni & bsky: cbellantoni / Alum of @19thnews @latimes @RollCall @NewsHour @tpm @washtimes
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In California, Prop 50 campaign has something for everyone

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By Christina Bellantoni
| Roll Call
In just a few weeks, California voters will start getting ballots in the mail for Proposition 50, dubbed the Election Rigging Response Act by its authors. Will the debate leading up to our redistricting election be one of substance or brute politics? Well, I have good news for partisan hacks and congressional nerds alike: On Nov. 4, there’s a little something for everyone.
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Congress might be dysfunctional, but it remains a community

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By Christina Bellantoni
| Roll Call
When Roll Call’s debut edition came off the printing press in 1955, Rep. Harold Rogers was just a teenager. Now the dean of the House, the Kentucky Republican has seen plenty of change since arriving in 1981. Or, maybe not. Twenty-three terms. Presidents come and they go. Legislation becomes law. In fact, President Donald Trump is on track to sign an anti-drug-trafficking measure Rogers co-sponsored to permanently reclassify fentanyl to get the highest criminal penalty.
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Taking the grand tour of Washington

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By Jason Dick , Christina Bellantoni, Neda Semnani
| Roll Call
Former Roll Callers Christina Bellantoni and Neda Semnani have been leading their students on a tour of Washington during a time when Congress has been debating significant changes to tax and entitlement laws, such as at the House Rules Committee, shown here last week. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
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