Seven states by Kevin Ecker

The large coastal cities have the most in common geographically, ethnically, politically, and economically. The rest is sorted geographically: the San Joaquin Valley together, the Sacramento Valley together, the desert areas together, mountain ranges together and NorCal coast together.

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%

New California

24,576,706

$66,294

Democrats	45.6%
Republicans	25.4%
Other	29.0%

Asian	15.6%
Black	5.9%
Latino	37.3%
White	38.2%
Other	3.0%

San Joaquin

4,091,598

$48,140

Democrats	37.7%
Republicans	38.9%
Other	23.4%

Asian	7.2%
Black	4.4%
Latino	47.5%
White	37.9%
Other	3.0%

Mojave

4,425,972

$55,625

Democrats	37.4%
Republicans	37.1%
Other	25.5%

Asian	6.1%
Black	6.9%
Latino	48.5%
White	35.7%
Other	2.8%

Sacramento

2,160,552

$53,481

Democrats	41.0%
Republicans	32.3%
Other	26.7%

Asian	12.6%
Black	7.0%
Latino	22.4%
White	53.0%
Other	5.0%

Sierra

667,503

$68,082

Democrats	28.9%
Republicans	43.6%
Other	27.5%

Asian	4.5%
Black	0.9%
Latino	12.1%
White	78.8%
Other	3.6%

Shasta

266,539

$43,516

Democrats	26.5%
Republicans	44.7%
Other	28.7%

Asian	2.4%
Black	1.9%
Latino	10.2%
White	79.7%
Other	5.9%

Redwood

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%

Seven states by Kevin Ecker

Demographics