Over three electric days at the Red Lion Hotel in Redding, nearly 300 fired-up patriots gathered for the New California State Convention. This wasn’t just another political meeting—it was a rallying cry for a bold vision: splitting California into two states. “Old California” would keep the coastal and government power centers (San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, and Los Angeles), while the rest of the state would rise as New California, the potential 51st state with its own

California was once the shining symbol of American dreams—innovation, opportunity, and endless possibility. Today, it's a cautionary tale: skyrocketing costs, crumbling infrastructure, rampant homelessness, wildfires raging out of control, and a mass exodus of families and businesses. These aren't random misfortunes. They're symptoms of a profound governance failure—the near-total collapse of our state constitution into a bloated, contradictory disaster that has shredded the

NEW CALIFORNIA STATE "LIMITED" VOTE NOVEMBER 11, 2025 At the 13th New California State Constitutional Convention on July 1, 2025 in Visalia, CA the Delegates and Legislature overwhelming passed in principle the New California State Constitution. The passage of the New California State Constitution was the culmination of a process that began at the 1st Constitutional Convention on July 21, 2018 at Harris Ranch, CA. Now after 8 years and 13 Constitutional Conventions later we h

On November 4, 2025, the Great State of New California will conduct its fourth "principled" vote on its proposed state constitution, following three prior elections in July, August, and October 2025. The constitution, finalized at the 13th Constitutional Convention on July 1, 2025, in Visalia, CA, aims to establish a new state with a republican form of government, consistent with Article IV, Section 4 of the U.S. Constitution. New California voters will also weigh in on Calif