Can you tell where the republicans are in California

i swear i am so happy i didn't move to Placer County.

http://vote2005.ss.ca.gov/Returns/prop/31.htm

Placer county is outside the mainstream

I was about to say pretty much all rural counties are, but if Mendocino is considered a rural county, or Humboldt, that wouldn't be true, would it?

a lot of new subdivisions. Medocino is one place i would love to live.

http://vote2005.ss.ca.gov/Returns/prop/19.htm

And San Francisco

http://vote2005.ss.ca.gov/Returns/prop/38.htm

State Ballot Measures
100.0% ( 578 of 578 ) San Francisco precincts reporting as of Nov 9, 2005 at 7:27 am

San Francisco County Returns County Returns | Statewide | County Status

Propositions Yes Votes Pct. No Votes Pct.

73 N Minor's Pregnancy 32,923 20.5 126,993 79.5
Statewide 3,130,062 47.4 3,465,629 52.6 Map

74 N Teacher Tenure 36,500 22.7 123,799 77.3
Statewide 2,987,010 44.9 3,662,932 55.1 Map

75 N Public Union Dues 36,733 22.9 123,403 77.1
Statewide 3,092,495 46.5 3,551,011 53.5 Map

76 N Spending/Funding 24,729 15.3 136,338 84.7
Statewide 2,522,327 37.9 4,115,388 62.1 Map

77 N Redistricting 32,685 20.4 126,756 79.6
Statewide 2,673,530 40.5 3,920,487 59.5 Map

78 N Rx Drug Discounts 39,779 25.0 118,907 75.0
Statewide 2,719,999 41.5 3,821,957 58.5 Map

79 Y Rx Drug Rebates 100,806 64.2 56,356 35.8
Statewide 2,523,803 38.9 3,950,763 61.1 Map

80 Y Electric Regulation 80,839 52.8 72,416 47.2
Statewide 2,189,126 34.3 4,182,374 65.7 Map

particularly the southern and western parts have become bedroom communities for Sac and even high tech employers in their own right. They consist of a lot of McMansions full of people mortgaged up to their ass and beyond who vote repub because they think they are the "haves". These are people with household incomes of no more than $125,000 with nothing to fall back on whne the economy takes a big crap. Be interesting to watch the voting patterns change as some of these jobs go to New Delhi.

Intel.

as long as BushCo and DINO's are in power.

SF, LA, Contra Costa!!!

THANK YOU UNIONS!!!! They did a great job working and organizing the opposition. :cheers:

NO for the lot of them!!! woo hoo!!!!

I always thought of Sacto county as leaning repub, at the very least

http://vote2005.ss.ca.gov/Returns/prop/04.htm

At least the others were NO. I am really surprised at the low numbers as my precint had at least 50% voter turnout, but then again the canyon that I live in has more independent thinkers. :)

(North Shore, Lake Tahoe) for six years and it was great...Although, now I live in very liberal, progressive Humboldt County (Eureka/Arcata) and it's the best place, one can imagine, anywhere, since I moved away from my hometown, San Francisco!!!

I must be reading this wrong (and no I'm not being funny)
Alpine country, which is known to be very Republican, voted down all the props except for the RX prop. San Diego county, voted for 73, 74 and 75 and the rest of the props failed, that just doesn't seem right.

San Diego voters that voted for those props should be ashamed. Why in the hell would you shit on public workers, especially teachers? My sons school is so full and they are so short on teachers that they had to combine 2nd and 3rd graders. Why in the hell would San Diego want to do this to their teachers, for shame!

camping there. I ignore the freeperish people. Most of California, geographically, is conservative especially the rural areas. The liberals are all clustered on the coasts and the big cities. Fortunately the liberal population outnumbers the conservatives. In my county, which is mostly rural, two of the Arnold props passed. So we have to be ever vigilant to get out the liberal vote as much as we can.