It finally happened.
For years Republicans in California has been steadily falling as a share of registered voters. At the same time, “no party preference” voters—those who don’t align themselves with any political party—has been ticking up and up.
This morning, the California Secretary of State’s office made the announcement: Those two lines finally crossed.
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Ben covers housing policy and previously covered California politics and elections. Prior to these roles at CalMatters, he was a contributing writer for CalMatters reporting on the state's economy and... More by Ben Christopher