> Instead, in the current national regime, it has a tendency to ossify current laws Housing is hyper-local. And California (or all the places with housing cris

> Instead, in the current national regime, it has a tendency to ossify current laws Housing is hyper-local. And California (or all the places with housing crises for that matter) tend to have a de-facto one-party government. So it has nothing to do with national regime or aligning stars. Voters just don't want affordable housing.