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Category Archives: California
The Socially Conservative State of…California?
In the past four years Californians have voted against gay marriage, marijuana, and the abolition of the death penalty. Continue reading
Posted in California, California
Tagged California, death penalty, elections, gay marriage, marijuana, Politics, Proposition 19, Proposition 34, Proposition 8, socially conservative
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Maps of Colorado Elections
To follow up the series on Colorado, I’ve posted a few recent presidential elections in the state (courtesy of the New York Times). Each map comes with some brief analysis. Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged Colorado, Democrats, elections, maps, Politics, Republicans, swing state
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Examining Turn-Out by Race in California
California constitutes one of the most diverse states in the United States. Here is how the Census estimates its population composition: California’s Ethnic Composition Asian 12.7% Black 6.6% Hispanic 37.0% Mixed 2.6% Native American 1.2% Pacific Islander 0.4% White 41.7% … Continue reading