Conducted from March 6-9, the survey revealed that 48 percent of respondents are contemplating a Republican vote, as reported by 790 KABC radio. This development suggests a potential challenge to the Democratic stronghold in the state, where liberal policies have long dominated.
According to Breitbart, the poll, orchestrated by national pollster David Wolfson, also highlighted several pressing issues on the minds of Californians. A staggering 83 percent of voters are dissatisfied with the state's gas prices, deeming them excessively high. Additionally, the survey uncovered that nearly a quarter of Californians believe that biological males identifying as transgender should not compete in female sports.
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Other concerns include the lack of full funding for anti-crime Proposition 36, which 73 percent of respondents support, and the persistent homelessness problem, which 72 percent attribute to years of Democratic control in Sacramento. Furthermore, 71 percent of those surveyed feel that Democrats have failed to address the state's exorbitant cost of living, while 69 percent criticize the party's inaction on reducing energy and utility costs. A call for a "full independent investigation" into the recent Los Angeles wildfires is supported by 62 percent of voters.
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In the Democratic camp, former Vice President Kamala Harris has emerged as the frontrunner among potential candidates to succeed Governor Gavin Newsom, according to a February survey by Emerson College Polling/Inside California Politics/The Hill. The poll indicated that 57 percent of Democratic primary voters would back Harris in a gubernatorial bid. Meanwhile, former Representative Katie Porter has thrown her hat into the ring, emphasizing the need for "a little bit of hope and a whole lot of grit, fresh blood and new ideas," as she told NBC News.
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The poll's findings underscore a growing discontent with the current Democratic leadership in California, as voters grapple with issues such as high living costs, energy expenses, and public safety. As the 2026 gubernatorial race approaches, the potential for a Republican resurgence in the Golden State looms large, challenging the status quo and signaling a possible shift in the political tide.
