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THE CALIFORNIA Journal of Politics & Policy Volume 3, Issue 1 San Benito County and California’s Geopolitical Fault Lines Corey Cook University of San Francisco David Latterman Fall Line Analytics Abstract Over the past decade San Benito County has emerged as California’s textbook bell- wether county, narrowly mirroring statewide election results on ballot measures and statewide candidate races. San Benito’s uncanny predictive power suggests the importance of California emerging political geography as it straddles the major political fault lines of the state. Neither northern nor southern, neither coastal nor inland, and neither urban nor rural, San Benito illustrates the broad geographic forces shaping contemporary California politics. Keywords: California politics, California political geography, California elections, San Benito County Acknowledgments: The authors would like to thank the Leo T. McCarthy Center and the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of San Francisco for sup- porting this research and Ms. Celeste Parisi for her invaluable data collection ex- pertise. www.bepress.com/cjpp

San Benito County and California's Geopolitical Fault Lines