California has a large political divide, where residents on the coast and in California's largest metro areas tend to have very different political views from the rest of the state. Also, the northern extreme of California has long been neglected in California's politics. This is one solution.
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California statewide |
37,325,068 | $61,400 |
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| San Angeles | 18,454,366 | $65,274 |
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| Jefferson | 861,927 | $42,607 |
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| Mariposa | 17,201,020 | $58,621 |
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Sources: 2012 American Community Survey 5-year estimates, California Secretary of State.
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