What percentage of US gdp is california?
California’s nominal GDP in recent reports ranges roughly from about $3.9 trillion to $4.2 trillion, and that represents roughly 14% of U.S. GDP in several reputable accounts (PPIC and multiple news s...
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California’s nominal GDP in recent reports ranges roughly from about $3.9 trillion to $4.2 trillion, and that represents roughly 14% of U.S. GDP in several reputable accounts (PPIC and multiple news s...
California had roughly 187,000 people counted as experiencing homelessness in the January 2024 point‑in‑time (PIT) count — about 24–28% of the nation’s homeless population, while Californians make up ...
Recent polling on Governor Gavin Newsom shows a , but individual surveys diverge sharply depending on pollster, sample (likely voters vs. adults), and timing. Some aggregations and polls show nearly e...
Estimates for California’s undocumented population in recent reporting vary, but most reputable analyses in the set put the number between about 1.8 million and 2.6 million people — which, depending o...
California’s GDP per capita in 2024 — commonly reported around $85,000 — is the product of a concentrated, high‑value services mix dominated by information/technology and professional services, while ...
California counted just over 16 million ballots in the November 5, 2024 general election — a drop from about 17.7 million in 2020 — and that produced turnout estimates near roughly 71% of registered v...
Two recent clusters of polls paint a mixed picture of Governor Gavin Newsom’s standing in California: individual statewide polls show approval around and partisan splits with high Democratic support b...
In 2020 the largest absolute increases in deaths from COVID‑19 were concentrated in the most populous states—California recorded the biggest jump in raw deaths (an increase of just over 50,000 versus ...
California’s real GDP grew noticeably from the pandemic trough in 2020 through 2024, but its year‑by‑year performance did not uniformly outpace the U.S. In available reporting: California’s real GDP r...
The 2024 eligible-voter (voting-eligible population or VEP) turnout rate fell from the 2020 peak but remained higher than most recent cycles: Ballotpedia reports overall turnout of eligible voters at ...
California sources reviewed do not provide a clear, district-by-district ethnic breakdown of *voters* specifically in Republican‑held districts; available material offers registration by party, overal...
The states with the largest populations of unauthorized (undocumented) immigrants are consistently California, Texas, Florida, New York, New Jersey and Illinois — a pattern that appears across multipl...
Multiple U.S. studies and policy reviews find that targeted changes — limiting pretextual traffic stops, shrinking the scale of low‑level policing, sentencing and bail reforms, and strong federal over...
Removing California’s gross domestic product from the United States trims roughly $4.1 trillion from national output, leaving an American economy of about $25.08 trillion—based on BEA-derived totals r...
Over the past decade California’s independent or “No Party Preference” (NPP) voters have grown from roughly one-fifth of registrants to about one-quarter, shifting the state’s registration balance so ...
Since August 2025, Katie Porter’s standing in California governor polls has generally slipped from a mid‑teens frontrunner to low‑double digits while Eric Swalwell, who entered the race later, quickly...
NBC’s alleged projection that Proposition 50 passed with roughly 74.7% “Yes” votes is not supported by the reporting provided here; multiple authoritative tallies and contemporaneous news accounts put...
The available reporting shows Chinese imports are a major part of California’s trade exposure — California imported roughly $120–$172 billion from China in recent years, and total state merchandise tr...
Polling available in the run-up to the November 4, 2025 special election showed broad, rising support for Proposition 50 overall, with several late polls putting Yes in the 50s–60s among likely voters...
Polls and exit reporting on California Proposition 50 show broad, cross-demographic support and a decisive overall victory — polls in September found 51–57% support among likely voters and the final t...