Most people outside of California (and even some people in it) don't realize how conservative most of it actually is.
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By "most of it" I assume you mean geographical area: The sparsely populated farmlands, mountainous areas tend to vote conservative.
But the article says the surprise was the swing in Republican voting by young Latino men who get most of their information from Joe Rogan, other podcasts, and social media.