New California State Constitution Gets Overwhelming Support From Citizens

New California State Orange County Vote Center July 1, 2025

NEW CALIFORNIA STATE CONDUCTED A “LIMITED” PRINCIPLE VOTE ON JULY 12, 2025.

On Saturday, July 12, the New California State conducted its first Constitutional election with the citizens of California. In what is a historic moment, the New California State asked the citizens of California to approve New California State Constitution that was voted upon at the 13th Constitutional Convention in Visalia, California.

Voters and others in front of the New California State Orange County Vote Center July 1, 2025, Fountain Valley, CA.

The New California Constitution Represents over eight and a half years of work, hard work, by the dedicated New Californians. Starting with the first constitutional convention in July 21st, 2018 at Harris Ranch, California and continuing up to the 13th Constitution In Visalia, California, on July 1st 2025. The Constitution itself is the governance system that New California will put in place. It also represents the document that will be presented to Congress. And when approved by Congress will serve as the basis for the compact agreement between New California State and the United States federal government. Thus making California the 51st state.

Citizens waiting to vote New California State Orange County Vote Center July 1, 2025, Fountain Valley, CA.

The election itself was the second election held by the new California state. January 27th, 2024. New California state ran a demo election in 17 of California's 58 counties. The demo election was very limited to just 17 counties and a few surrounding counties. The election itself was received positive by the citizens who were yearning to see what a one-day paper ballot clear box Election would look like and get the returns that very same day, something New Californians and Californians have not seen in over 15 years.

Marv and Elaine voting in New California State Orange County all the way from San Diego, CA

So with that, New California State, put on its second election. But this one was for real, it was not a demo. The second election involved a much larger number of counties. In fact, the second election involved over 50 counties of the 58 counties in California.

The election itself showed overwhelming support for the new Constitution. Citizens had an opportunity to read during the last week before the election. The Constitution, as it was posted on the New California State website. There were meetings with people and public meetings with people.

Everybody was excited about the election itself and when the day came, numerous people who were not in the actual counties that were being served were forced to drive to the nearest county precinct. Some of these individuals drove as much as four hours to and from the county in which that they could vote. But they weren't the only ones who had to over come adversity. There were dozens of people who did this, who drove hours, to an election precinct to vote.

Joe Hoft of joehoft.com July 1, 2025 New California State 13th Constitutional Convention

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 have a Constitution for New California State.

Joe Hoft Brings down the house.

The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened) against domestic Violence. 

Article IV Section 4 of the United States is known as the “Guarantee Clause” and is a fundamental Article of the Compact between the United States and the States. In order to become a member of the Union of States known as the United States a compacted state must provide the same three elements to the American Citizens in their state.  California State FAILS to provide American Citizens in California a republican form of government, freedom from invasion and freedom from domestic violence. New California State’s Constitution under its Bill of Rights and Article II, Section 5 guarantees consistency of state action with the Federal Constitution.