Five states by waltzorro

This is the only division that makes sense geographically. Sure, the states including L.A. and San Francisco will have larger populations and thus more Reps and more votes in the Electoral College, but at least the other new states will have a chance to have their views represented in the Senate.

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%

Sacramenta

11,385,472

$69,253

Democrats	47.0%
Republicans	24.2%
Other	28.8%

Asian	18.9%
Black	5.9%
Latino	24.5%
White	46.6%
Other	4.1%

Angelica

12,195,686

$57,458

Democrats	48.1%
Republicans	23.7%
Other	28.2%

Asian	12.2%
Black	7.2%
Latino	46.5%
White	31.6%
Other	2.5%

Alta California

10,529,838

$63,427

Democrats	34.9%
Republicans	36.9%
Other	28.2%

Asian	11.1%
Black	4.7%
Latino	39.4%
White	41.8%
Other	2.9%

South Cascadia

774,350

$42,501

Democrats	31.9%
Republicans	38.1%
Other	30.0%

Asian	2.9%
Black	1.5%
Latino	13.4%
White	76.2%
Other	6.0%

Sierra

2,439,722

$48,345

Democrats	40.1%
Republicans	36.4%
Other	23.5%

Asian	6.6%
Black	3.5%
Latino	53.4%
White	33.9%
Other	2.7%

Five states by waltzorro

Demographics