Nine states by JxK

As a native Kalifornian (yes I spelled it with a K) I feel definite differences between these regions based on geography, politics, and lifestyles of these regions (although there is definitely some bleed-over). Rolling over the counties and looking at the demographics, it mostly holds up.

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%

Owens

32,655

$49,641

Democrats	31.6%
Republicans	39.7%
Other	28.7%

Asian	1.5%
Black	0.7%
Latino	22.4%
White	67.0%
Other	8.4%

Mojave

4,234,011

$56,208

Democrats	37.0%
Republicans	37.5%
Other	25.5%

Asian	6.3%
Black	7.1%
Latino	47.3%
White	36.5%
Other	2.8%

Cauyeno

6,295,827

$68,604

Democrats	33.7%
Republicans	36.6%
Other	29.7%

Asian	14.4%
Black	3.2%
Latino	34.1%
White	45.4%
Other	3.0%

El Camino

11,356,533

$58,175

Democrats	48.9%
Republicans	22.7%
Other	28.4%

Asian	12.8%
Black	7.4%
Latino	46.3%
White	31.1%
Other	2.4%

San Joaquin

2,363,529

$46,181

Democrats	36.3%
Republicans	39.6%
Other	24.1%

Asian	6.0%
Black	4.4%
Latino	51.9%
White	34.9%
Other	2.8%

Kalifornia

10,987,358

$69,577

Democrats	48.8%
Republicans	22.5%
Other	28.6%

Asian	19.5%
Black	6.2%
Latino	27.4%
White	42.9%
Other	3.9%

Jefferson

619,173

$43,329

Democrats	29.7%
Republicans	41.3%
Other	29.0%

Asian	2.9%
Black	1.5%
Latino	15.5%
White	75.0%
Other	5.1%

Cascade

328,443

$40,614

Democrats	41.3%
Republicans	25.6%
Other	33.1%

Asian	2.3%
Black	1.5%
Latino	15.2%
White	73.5%
Other	7.6%

Sierra

1,107,539

$60,045

Democrats	29.8%
Republicans	43.4%
Other	26.8%

Asian	4.9%
Black	1.5%
Latino	19.7%
White	70.0%
Other	3.9%

Nine states by JxK

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