Where in CA are there primarily conservative white people? (San Diego: college, quality of life)

[31st State Citizen]

Originally Posted by certsevtxert

Where in CA are there primarily conservative white people? Just curious.

San Diego, Orange County, Pleasanton (S.F. East bay)

[Entangled]

I thought it's San Diego? Not that I am that familiar with CA, but that's the sense I got...

[DMenscha]

LOL equating Portland to Portlandia TV show. If ignorance is bliss, there's a happy camper or two out there.

[.highnlite]

Originally Posted by Jimrob1

As far as California. Not much there for the criteria asked for. If any I would say the very Northern tip of California would be about it.

Nope, I would suggest you do a little research on the demographics of the state.

This map is the whole country, but you can see in CA where Red dominated, far from just the northern tip

[Gentoo]

Lakeside, Santee and Ramona (San Diego Co). Covina, Azusa and Glendora (San Gabriel Valley). Dublin, Pleasanton and Danville (outer east bay area). Orange County. These are the areas I know of near the coast. Otherwise, lots of inland areas in the state.

[pch1013]

As the map suggests, the most conservative area of California is the far northeast (Modoc, Lassen, Shasta, Tehama, Butte counties).

The reddish areas farther south, mainly in the big valley, are indeed conservative but also heavily Latino, which the OP might not find congenial.

[BayAreaHillbilly]

The places where you'll find lots of white conservatives, these days, tend to be inland, and are also places where lots of middle and lower class native born PoC have fled to.

Rather than looking at it in terms of "places where there are conservative whites" I look at it as places where middle and lower class people who do real work (or want to do real work but can't find it) congregate.

This is as opposed to the high priced increasingly out of touch coastal enclaves where the elites can be found.

[.highnlite]

I look at it as places where middle and lower class people who do real work (or want to do real work but can't find it) congregate.

MOD CUT Plenty of liberals in the middle and lower class who do real work. And anyone who wants to do real work can find it. Anyone who is unemployed wants to be.

There's a different sort of drought plaguing California, the nation's largest farm state. It's $38 billion agricultural sector is facing a scarcity of labor.


Benjamin Lowy | Getty Images News | Getty Images
Migrant workers weed lettuce seed plants at an organic produce farm near Fresno, California.
"This year is the worst it's been, ever," said Craig Underwood, who farms everything from strawberries to lemons to peppers, carrots, and turnips in Ventura County.

Some crops aren't get picked this season due to a lack of workers.

"We just left them in the field," he said.

The Western Growers Association told CNBC its members are reporting a 20 percent drop in laborers this year. MOD CUT

"We have 100 fewer people this year," said Sergio Diaz, who provides workers under contract for growers. "We're having difficulty finding people to do this work."

[eureka1]

Siskiyou County.

[Blue Skies]

I looks like the OP should consider moving to Oklahoma.