When it comes to politics and elected leadership, one tends to think California Democrats control pretty much everything in the state. And for the most part, they tend to be correct in that assumption. According to the California Secretary of State, Democrats have just over double the amount of registered voters than Republicans. Almost 47 percent percent of Californians are registered Democrats compared to Republicans having 23.83 percent registration number. In the state Senate and Assembly, they both share a veto-proof supermajority. In the Senate, Democrats outnumber Republicans 32 to eight, and the Assembly has 62 Democrats to Republicans 18. Read More
Could California Send Another Republican to Congress? Craig DeLuz Aims to Get That Done
