California's 41st State Assembly district

      California's 41st State Assembly district
      Map of the district
      Current assemblymember Chris Holden (DPasadena)
      Registration 42.93% Democratic
      Demographics 46.11% White
      8.49% Black
      30.73% Hispanic
      13.00% Asian
      0.50% Native American
      0.18% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
      0.33% other
      0.66% remainder of multiracial
      Population (2010)
       • Voting age
       • Citizen voting age
      462,507
      363,586
      324,531
      Registered voters 277,850

      California's 41st State Assembly District is one of 80 districts in the California State Assembly, and covers the northern San Gabriel Valley and the San Gabriel Mountains in Southern California. It is currently represented by Democrat Assemblymember Chris Holden.

      District profile

      After redistricting in 2011 by the California Citizens Redistricting Commission, that moved the district post—2010 census to a whole new region, the new 41st District now includes 3.7% of Los Angeles County and 4.8% of San Bernardino County. Cities in the district include Altadena, Claremont, La Verne, Monrovia, Pasadena, San Antonio Heights, San Dimas, Sierra Madre, South Pasadena, and Upland.

      Chris Holden won the election in November 2012 with 62% of the vote, and was the first to hold office for the new district location. He was appointed Majority Whip of the California State Assembly in 2013.

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      Former district

      Before 2011 the district consisted of coastal areas from the Oxnard Plain to Santa Monica, the western Santa Monica Mountains, the Conejo Valley, and far western San Fernando Valley. The district included (post—2000 census redistricting):

      Assemblymembers for this previous location included Sheila Kuehl, Fran Pavley, and Julia Brownly.

      Election results

      2006

      California State Assembly elections, 2006[2]
      Party Candidate Votes % ±%
      Democratic Julia Brownley 78,380 61.8 +2.0
      Republican Tony Dolz 44,543 35.1 -0.7
      Libertarian Conrad Stefan Frankowski 4,027 3.1 -1.3
      Total votes 126,950 100.0%
      Majority 33,833 26.7 +2.7
      Turnout
      Democratic hold Swing +2.7

      2004

      California State Assembly elections, 2004[3]
      Party Candidate Votes % ±%
      Democratic Fran Pavley (incumbent) 106,761 59.8 -1.6
      Republican Heather Peters 64,029 35.8 +0.8
      Libertarian Richard P. Koffler 8,033 4.4 +0.8
      Total votes 178,823 100.0%
      Majority 42,732 24.0 -2.4
      Turnout
      Democratic hold Swing -2.4

      2002

      California State Assembly elections, 2002[4]
      Party Candidate Votes % ±%
      Democratic Fran Pavley (incumbent) 71,036 61.4 +0.9
      Republican Michael J. Wissot 40,478 35.0 0.0
      Libertarian Brian "Max" Kelly 4,206 3.6 -0.9
      Total votes 115,720 100.0%
      Majority 30,558 26.4 +1.4
      Turnout
      Democratic hold Swing +1.4
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      Representatives

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      Last modified on 9 June 2013, at 04:29