California should be split into three states. The average population of each state in our nation is only about 6.2 million population, yet California is currently about 36 million population. A few of the advantages of creating the states of North California, Central California, and South California would include: More manageable and responsible government; more localized political control; revenues remaining in the portion of the state where they are generated; paying the true cost of water resources; developing a state constitution more closely meeting the needs for each state; gaining two U.S. Senators for each new state; receiving a greater per capita of federal funds; and having laws more tailored for the desires of each resulting state. Clearly, the current size of California



