Six states by Scott Reu

Any state that includes L.A. should also have to take responsibility for Anaheim (if only to preserve access to Disney world). Otherwise the map gives each state a reasonable population center and a few high-income counties. Too bad in-state tuition at Berkeley will be a thing of the past, though.

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%

Angeles

14,947,405

$60,708

Democrats	45.2%
Republicans	26.7%
Other	28.1%

Asian	13.6%
Black	6.2%
Latino	44.4%
White	33.4%
Other	2.5%

Diego

7,507,998

$58,851

Democrats	36.2%
Republicans	35.2%
Other	28.6%

Asian	8.2%
Black	6.0%
Latino	41.8%
White	40.9%
Other	3.1%

Monterey

2,229,170

$49,926

Democrats	39.1%
Republicans	36.9%
Other	24.1%

Asian	6.5%
Black	3.5%
Latino	49.5%
White	37.8%
Other	2.7%

Frisco

6,813,822

$79,803

Democrats	51.2%
Republicans	18.1%
Other	30.7%

Asian	24.8%
Black	6.6%
Latino	23.4%
White	41.1%
Other	4.0%

Sonoma

4,079,999

$55,473

Democrats	43.1%
Republicans	31.9%
Other	24.9%

Asian	10.5%
Black	5.6%
Latino	31.6%
White	48.4%
Other	4.0%

Norpac

1,746,674

$51,289

Democrats	31.6%
Republicans	39.4%
Other	29.0%

Asian	4.2%
Black	1.3%
Latino	15.3%
White	74.1%
Other	5.1%

Six states by Scott Reu

Demographics