ARE YOU DOWN WITH THE CALIFORNIA SPLIT?
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So let's say it does to go ballot in California and for some reason it passes and Californians vote to be 3 states now. What ends up happening after that is the federal government laughs at them and says "fuck you, you're still just one California".
No way a republican led house and senate allows a left leaning state like California to all of a sudden get 4 more senators to swing the balance.
No way a republican led house and senate allows a left leaning state like California to all of a sudden get 4 more senators to swing the balance.
They should at least wait until the next big San Andreas fault quake hits that's estimated to be around 8.0 that is supposed to crush Los Angeles anywhere between today and the next 30 years. They're gonna need all of Cali's resources to rebuild, since LA was stupid as fuck and put most of their power lines and gas lines directly over the fault that's going to destroy them lol.
Let’s say this happens, what will be the outcome with the freshwater situation with Southern California? Don’t they use our freshwater from the Delta? What I’m getting at is these folks are seeking a split yet still require valuable resources from other parts of the state.
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Percentage of Registered Republicans in California Sinks to New Low, New State Report Shows | KTLA
California’s electorate stands at 18.8 million voters — larger than the combined voter rolls from 2016 of almost two dozen U.S. states, according to a report issued on Thursday.
At the same time, the percentage of registered Republicans in the state fell to a new low, with the number now almost equal in size to the voters unaffiliated with any political party.
The report by Secretary of State Alex Padilla tallies almost 1.2 million voters compared with the same point before the 2014 statewide primary. The total represents 75% of Californians who are eligible to vote, an increase from recent years.
“It’s exciting to see the highest percentage of eligible Californians registered to vote in decades,” Padilla said in a written statement. There will be one more report before the June 5 primary. The deadline to register to vote in that election is May 21.
Registration by County:
_http://elections.cdn.sos.ca.gov/ror/60day-stwddirprim-2018/county.pdf
California’s electorate stands at 18.8 million voters — larger than the combined voter rolls from 2016 of almost two dozen U.S. states, according to a report issued on Thursday.
At the same time, the percentage of registered Republicans in the state fell to a new low, with the number now almost equal in size to the voters unaffiliated with any political party.
The report by Secretary of State Alex Padilla tallies almost 1.2 million voters compared with the same point before the 2014 statewide primary. The total represents 75% of Californians who are eligible to vote, an increase from recent years.
“It’s exciting to see the highest percentage of eligible Californians registered to vote in decades,” Padilla said in a written statement. There will be one more report before the June 5 primary. The deadline to register to vote in that election is May 21.
Registration by County:
_http://elections.cdn.sos.ca.gov/ror/60day-stwddirprim-2018/county.pdf
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