When/How did California become a liberal democratic state?

[Rho Ophiuchi]

Here's an interesting in-depth analysis at 538 of California's shifting politics over the past several decades:
In California, Growing Diversity First Made Its Mark - NYTimes.com

[RMESMH]

Originally Posted by Blue-apple

What kind of language is that? Are you searching for attention or what? This sort of stuff doesn't belong in our society or world.

You signed up to make one post that bumps up a thread that hasn’t been posted to in over 8 years that criticizes one of the other 111 posts in the thread, but you don’t make it clear which of the other 111 posts you’re criticizing.

[American_Renaissance]

Originally Posted by fightforlove

shift away from the Republican Party and towards liberalism in CA?

Demographics and control of the media.
Used to be a big aerospace industry
As others has mentioned, the whole country is transitioning. California is one generation behind Los Angeles and the US is one generation behind California.
Consider the philosophies of those who run the internet and control information
Consider the philosophies of those who are running the universities and teaching our future K-12 school teachers, HR representatives, Social Media people, etc

[CA4Now]

Originally Posted by American_Renaissance

Consider the philosophies of those who run the internet and control information

I'm not a fan of Zuckerberg himself, but it's no surprise that his philosophy, as well those of others who own and run social media sites, would appeal to a greater number of people--including Californians.

His primary goal when he started Facebook was to improve communications between individuals and to create a more tolerant, democratic society where information would be open and widely shared. Older, authoritarian models of business, government and management would become obsolete in this new Internet culture where people all over the world could communicate instantly.

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