kira2 yg akan dilakukan begini: langkah pertama adalah ballot measure pada pemilu 2018 utk melakukan referendum th 2019, ballot measure ini bisa dilakukan melalui usulan masyarakat dengan mengumpulkan tanda tangan dukungan. bila proposition itu passed akan dilakukan referendum th 2019.
--- #Calexit: Some Californians Plot Secession from Trump-Led U.S. The most populous state voted overwhelmingly for Hillary Clinton. By Curt Mills http://www.usnews.com/topics/author/curt-mills | Staff Writer Nov. 10, 2016, at 2:41 p.m. Organizers for Calexit, that idea that California should secede from the United States, have seen an uptick in interest http://www.cnn.com/2016/11/10/politics/calexit-donald-trump/index.html in their cause following the election of Donald Trump. In Tuesday's vote, 61 percent of the state voted for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, while 33 percent backed the president-elect. "As the sixth largest economy in the world, California is more economically powerful than France and has a population larger than Poland," notes the website of "Yes California," a group pushing the issue. "Point-by-point, California compares and competes with countries, not just the 49 other states." The group argues Californian values and the values of the rest of the country are increasingly out of step. "In our view, the United States of America represents so many things that conflict with Californian values, and our continued statehood means California will continue subsidizing the other states to our own detriment," the group says http://www.yescalifornia.org/. "In 2016, the United Kingdom voted to leave the international community with their 'Brexit' vote. Our 'Calexit' referendum is about California joining the international community." The group is seeking http://www.businessinsider.com/calexit-explainer-california-plans-to-secede-2016-11 for a referendum in 2019 to be held that, if passed, would make California a separate country. Such a development would likely be sour news to three of the state's rising political stars-- Senator-elect Kamala Harris http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/11/democrats-defeat-trump-president-2020, Lieutenant Gov. Gavin Newsom http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bill-katovsky/california-lt-governor-ga_b_7037082.html and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/08/cities-urban-policy-mayors-survey-revitalization-us-214151, all floated as possible presidential candidates, perhaps in 2020 against Trump. "Probably no state is going to be more shocked by [Trump's victory] than California," Bruce E. Cain, a political science professor at Stanford University, told The New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/09/us/california-today-trump-president-kamala-harris-election.html?_r=0 late Tuesday. But others caution observers, and even leaders in the state, against seeing the state as a monolith. "We're not," said Mindy Romero, the director of the California Civic Engagement Project at the University of California - Davis. "And people do feel left out or marginalized... There will be areas of the state that are very glad to see Donald Trump win and I think we should recognize that."
