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|capital=Sacramento
|capital=Sacramento
|language=English
|language=English
|governor=Arnold Schwarzenegger
|governor=Jerry Brown
|gparty=Republican
|gparty=Democrat
|senator1=Dianne Feinstein
|senator1=Dianne Feinstein
|s1party=Democrat
|s1party=Democrat
==Politics==
==Politics==
California's governor since 2003 is the liberal Republican [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]]. This is the same position that was once held by conservative icon [[Ronald Reagan]] in 1966-74. California is considered to be one of the [[blue state|"blue-est" states]], consistently voting for Democratic legislative and Presidential candidates since 1992, mixed in with numerous Republican governors. The San Francisco area (called "the Bay Area") and Hollywood are the centers of liberalism; Southern California and the rural areas are much more conservative. Prior to 1992, California was consistently a [[red state]].
From 2003-2011 California's governor was liberal Republican [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]]. This is the same position that was once held by conservative icon [[Ronald Reagan]] in 1966-74. California is considered to be one of the [[blue state|"blue-est" states]], consistently voting for Democratic legislative and Presidential candidates since 1992, mixed in with numerous Republican governors. The San Francisco area (called "the Bay Area") and Hollywood are the centers of liberalism; Southern California and the rural areas are much more conservative. Prior to 1992, California was consistently a [[red state]].
[[Richard Nixon]] is the only President to have been born in California, but he lived in New York when elected in 1968. [[Ronald Reagan]] was a resident when elected in 1980.
[[Richard Nixon]] is the only President to have been born in California, but he lived in New York when elected in 1968. [[Ronald Reagan]] was a resident when elected in 1980.
*Rep. [[Sam Farr]] [D, CA-17]
*Rep. [[Sam Farr]] [D, CA-17]
*Rep. [[Dennis Cardoza]] [D, CA-18]
*Rep. [[Dennis Cardoza]] [D, CA-18]
*Rep. [[George Radanovich]] [R, CA-19]
*Rep. [[Jeff Denham]] [R, CA-19]
*Rep. [[Jim Costa]] [D, CA-20]
*Rep. [[Jim Costa]] [D, CA-20]
*Rep. [[Devin Nunes]] [R, CA-21]
*Rep. [[Devin Nunes]] [R, CA-21]
*Rep. [[Xavier Becerra]] [D, CA-31]
*Rep. [[Xavier Becerra]] [D, CA-31]
*Rep. [[Hilda Solis]] [D, CA-32]
*Rep. [[Hilda Solis]] [D, CA-32]
*Rep. [[Diane Watson]] [D, CA-33]
*Rep. [[Karen Bass]] [D, CA-33]
*Rep. [[Lucille Roybal-Allard]] [D, CA-34]
*Rep. [[Lucille Roybal-Allard]] [D, CA-34]
*Rep. [[Maxine Waters]] [D, CA-35]
*Rep. [[Maxine Waters]] [D, CA-35]
*Rep. [[Susan Davis]] [D, CA-53]
*Rep. [[Susan Davis]] [D, CA-53]
===State===
===Statewide===
* [[Governor of California|Governor]] [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] (R)
* [[Governor of California|Governor]] [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] (R)
* Lieutenant Governor (Vacant)
* Lieutenant Governor [[Gavin Newsom]] (D)
* Attorney General [[Jerry Brown]] (D)
* Secretary of State [[Debra Bowen]] (D)
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* Attorney General [[Steve Cooley]] (R)
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* State Treasurer [[Bill Lockyer]] (D)
* State Controller [[John Chiang]] (D)
==Energy==
==Energy==