As California's coastal counties see less growth in 2010 Census figures, the state's inland areas could become bigger players in politics.
The Sacramento Bee's Dan Walters takes a look at the shift and what it could mean for the state.
"The most obvious adjustment will be a major shift of districts from slow-growing coastal – and mostly Democratic – coastal counties to rapidly growing inland areas, which have tended to vote Republican.
One of the geographic shifts is likely to be a loss for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area, whose population growth rate (5.4 percent) is scarcely half of the state's 10 percent."
FULL STORY: Dan Walters: Census data will bring a big shift
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