Four states by K. J. Hargan

These divisions take into account the communities that can be better served in an efficient manner. Too many divisions break up communities and weaken their strength. These divisions create powerful states that can utilize their existing resources and enhance their future growth potential.

Population

Estimated
median income

Voter registration

Race/Ethnicity

California
statewide

37,325,068

$61,400

Democrats	43.4%
Republicans	28.4%
Other	28.2%

Asian	13.4%
Black	5.8%
Latino	37.6%
White	40.1%
Other	3.2%

Southern California

22,725,524

$60,001

Democrats	42.2%
Republicans	29.6%
Other	28.2%

Asian	11.7%
Black	6.1%
Latino	43.2%
White	36.3%
Other	2.7%

Northern California

883,256

$42,783

Democrats	33.4%
Republicans	36.5%
Other	30.2%

Asian	2.8%
Black	1.4%
Latino	15.3%
White	74.5%
Other	6.0%

Central California

9,687,784

$71,991

Democrats	49.6%
Republicans	20.9%
Other	29.5%

Asian	20.7%
Black	6.4%
Latino	25.1%
White	43.8%
Other	4.0%

Eastern California

4,028,504

$51,709

Democrats	36.2%
Republicans	39.9%
Other	23.9%

Asian	7.4%
Black	3.6%
Latino	40.6%
White	45.2%
Other	3.2%

Four states by K. J. Hargan

Demographics