How California's crisis could lead to a big political shift | Blaze Media

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : In the last presidential election, Trump did well in the heavily Latino inland counties and won the "Inland Empire" -- the metropolitan area bordering Los Angeles and Orange Counties - the first time a GOP presidential candidate has achieved this in two decades.
56% : In fiscal year 2023-2024, California will spend about $128 billion on K-12 public education -- an amount exceeding the entire budget of every other state except New York.
56% : Today, one in nine California schoolchildren attend charter schools (including my younger daughter).
48% : Californians, by large majorities, recently passed bills to strengthen law enforcement, ditching liberalized sentencing laws passed by Democratic lawmakers and defended by Gov. Gavin Newsom (D).
45% : Two out of three California students do not meet math standards, and more than half do not meet English standards on state assessments.

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