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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2026 · 9 MIN

Episode 111: Legislative Update 2026!

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In this episode, Nathan Pierce breaks down a major California redistricting court ruling and why it matters for elections, representation, and political power moving forward. A federal court has allowed California’s newly redrawn congressional maps to stand, setting the stage for significant impacts in the 2026 election cycle.Nathan also invites listeners and viewers to Capitol Day on Wednesday, January 21, where homeschool families and concerned citizens will gather on the California Capitol steps at 12:30 PM to stand for freedom, engage legislators, and make their voices heard. Everyone is welcome to attend.Finally, this episode looks ahead to the new wave of California legislation now getting underway. As the legislative session ramps up, Nathan explains why early engagement matters and how citizens can stay informed and involved as bills affecting families, education, and freedom begin moving through the Capitol.Key topics covered:California redistricting court decision and its implicationsCapitol Day details: January 21 at 12:30 PMWhat to expect as new legislation starts moving in SacramentoStay informed. Stay engaged. And join us at the Capitol.Capitol Day: https://fpmca.org/event/capitol-day-2026/ FPM Website: fpmca.org

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