There's not a single California congressional district with Republicans in the majority

[Zorro]

When it comes to California’s 53 congressional districts, first impressions are deceiving. Republicans have held tightly to their seats in the House of Representatives, but the latest data beg the question of whether the party’s grip could be loosening.

Fourteen congressional districts are represented by Republicans. But in none do they comprise a majority of voters. Their highest concentration, nestled in the Sierra foothills district of Rep. Tom McClintock (R-Elk Grove), is slightly less than 44%.

That Republicans aren’t dominant in congressional districts isn’t exactly breaking news. Arnold Schwarzenegger was in his first term as governor the last time any California district broke the 50% mark in Republican registration. But last month’s state registration report reveals an accelerated erosion of GOP strength.

“There are a number of Republican incumbents who are sitting on ticking time bombs,” said Eric McGhee, a researcher at the nonpartisan Public Policy Institute of California.

http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-ca-road-map-republican-congressional-districts-california-20170416-story.html

[joeybee12]

1. Good

Knr

[dhill926]

2. Yay us....

[gtar100]

3. As goes California, so goes the nation.

(I hope)

[JHan]

4. Yesssssss

[GregD]

5. Siskiyou County / LaMalfa

Can't tell you how much help is needed up here at the north end of the state to unseat LaMalfa. He's a real turd. He replaced a guy named Herger, who was also a piece of work...

[Brother Buzz]

6. GOTV and support the Blue Dog Democrats in the iffy districts

Say what you want, but the Blue Dog Democrats do serve a useful purpose.