Forty-four percent of respondents say that California would be better off if President-Elect Donald Trump followed through on his promise to deport its illegal immigrants, according to the Hoover Institute’s new Golden State Poll. This is despite the fact that the state voted overwhelmingly for Hillary Clinton in the November election.

A new survey finds most Californians aren’t in line with several key proposals that could impact the entire country.

With the votes tallied, the 2016 electoral map of the Golden State once again appears to be deeply divided. The old north-south divide of earlier decades has given way to an east-west divide with narratives regularly speaking of a liberal, prosperous coast and a conservative and impoverished inland: two politically distinct “Californias.”

“Repeal and replace”–the mantra of the Republican opposition to the Affordable Care Act (ACA)–is about to become a reality.