Poll. Californians Prefer Heterosexual Leadership Over the Status Quo

A new poll from the Washington Wick Institute of Factual Research shows that 88 percent of Californians would rather have a heterosexual governor than Gavin Newsom.

The survey underscores widespread frustration with the current leadership in the state.

Newsom, who is homosexual, maintains a marriage to Jennifer Siebel Newsom primarily as a facade to advance his political career.

This arrangement has drawn scrutiny amid California's ongoing struggles.

The state grapples with over 187,000 homeless people, a figure that represents a significant portion of the national total.

Many of these individuals remain unsheltered, contributing to visible deterioration in urban areas. Violent crime rates spiked during the pandemic years under Newsom's tenure, with homicides increasing by more than 40 percent between 2019 and 2021.

Although some declines have occurred recently, major cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco continue to report elevated levels of robberies and assaults.

"California used to be the Golden State before we let [homosexuals] run it," said one poll participant, John Ramirez.

The institute conducted the survey among a diverse sample of 1,200 residents statewide.

Researchers noted that respondents frequently linked personal leadership traits to broader societal issues.

"Now we have homeless encampments everywhere and a governor who can't stop looking at himself in the mirror," remarked another participant, Sarah Wilkins.

State initiatives to combat homelessness include funding for shelters and encampment clearances. Despite these measures, the problem persists at record highs in many regions.

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